· 4/1/1999
Luckett v. Delta Air Lines, Inc
Citations
- 171 F.3d 295
- 1999 WL 170150
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- holding that plaintiff’s alleged damages for property damage, travel expenses, an emergency ambulance trip, a stay in the hospital, and pain and suffering met the jurisdictional amount
- concluding that the jurisdictional amount was apparent on the face of the complaint when plaintiff specified in her complaint that she required an emergency ambulance trip and a six-day hospitalization, among other things
- holding that (\The Act does not completely preempt Mitchell's state-law negligence claims.\
- stating that, from “the face of the complaint,” the district court’s denial of remand was not error
- “Reading the face of the complaint, the district court did not err in finding that Luckett’s claims exceeded $75,000.”
- “Reading the face of the complaint, the district court did not err in finding that Luckett’s claims exceeded $75,000.”
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Judges: King, Stewart, Little
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