Laguna Village, Inc. v. Laborers' International Union of North America

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• recognizing that \the federal removal statute. . . expressly prohibit[s] any proceeding in state court after removal and prior to remand\
• holding a timely answer filed in District Court following timely removal of the action is sufficient to prevent a default in a state court if the case is subsequently remanded
• “[A] motion to dismiss, timely filed in federal court following removal of the case from state court and prior to remand, constitutes a responsive pleading to the state complaint.”
• “A 27 || proper filing of a notice of removal immediately strips the state court of its jurisdiction.”
• after removal, federal court remanded to state court because no federal issues were presented
• after removal, federal court remanded to state court because no federal issues were presented

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