Matter of Colamaio-Kohl v. Task Essential Corp.

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• holding that a plaintiff bears the burden of establishing jurisdiction by a “preponderance of evidence”
• concluding that the defendant did not meet this burden because it “failed to establish whether the parties to this action were completely diverse”
• holding that a limited liability company “takes the citizenship of all of its members”
• explaining that Article III standing and diversity jurisdiction present “two threshold jurisdictional questions,” either of which can serve “as grounds for dismissal.”
• noting that a “limited liability company (“LLC”) . . . takes the citizenship of all of its members.”
• holding district court was obligated to determine the citizenship of 220 limited partners, even if it was cumbersome, or remand the matter to state court for failure to establish complete diversity

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).