McCoy v. Norfolk Southern Railway Co.

How courts have described this case

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• “[E]ven though it was brought up for the first time in its response to the Motion to Remand, [the removing defendant’s] improper joinder argument was not waived.”
• “[T]he federal pleading standard under Twombly and Iqbal is arguably more stringent than the Texas “fair notice” requirement.”
• “[E]ven though it was brought up for the first time in its response to the Motion to Remand, [the removing defendant’s] improper joinder argument was not waived.”

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