John Insinga, as Personal Representative of the Estate of Mildred Insinga, Deceased v. Michelle Labella, Humana, Inc., D/B/A Biscayne Medical Center

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• finding that non-diverse defendant was effectively voluntarily dismissed from the case where the plaintiff stipulated that it had no intention of ever serving the non-diverse defendant
• rejecting Quinn's holding that a plaintiff's failure to timely appeal a dismissal order makes an initially involuntary dismissal a voluntary one
• explaining the judicially created “voluntary-involuntary” rule that applies in diversity cases
• explaining the judicially created “voluntary- involuntary” rule that applies in diversity cases
• explaining the judicially created “voluntary-involuntary” rule that applies in diversity cases
• explaining the judicially created “voluntary-involuntary” rule that applies in diversity cases

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