Mckee v. Western Union Telegraph Co.

How courts have described this case

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• principal place of business located where “headquarter[], legal and accounting functions” occurred and where chief executive maintained office
• “[Q]uestions of law in MDL-transferred cases are governed by the law of the transferee court.”
• “[I]n determining whether a plaintiff has the possibility of recovery against a defendant, the court is to resolve all ... ambiguities of law in favor of the non-removing party.”
• “As the removing parties, Defendants bear the burden of establishing federal jurisdiction.”
• “As the removing parties, Defendants bear the burden of establishing federal jurisdiction.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).