John R. Yarnevic v. Brink's, Incorporated, a Delaware Corporation Thomas R. Fussner

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• holding that remote inferences and conclusory allegations cannot defeat summary judgment
• holding diversity could be created after filing of the complaint by plaintiff’s voluntary action, though it could not be created by a defendant’s actions
• stating that remote inferences and conclusory allegations cannot defeat summary judgment
• finding that “[w]hile it would have been prudent for [defendant] to file a supplemental petition specifying the new basis for diversity within 30 days” after plaintiff moved from Ohio to Pennsylvania, “it was not required” because complete diversity existed either way
• looking to an extrinsic memorandum that was not made part of the state court record to conclude that a case had become removable on the basis of diversity
• “A proper filing of a notice of removal immediately strips the state court of its jurisdiction.”

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