New Mexico v. General Electric Co.

How courts have described this case

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• finding that novelty of state law questions “carr[ied] less than their usual weight given the dependency of the state claims upon definition supplied pursuant to [federal law]”
• explaining the unfairness of allowing a plaintiff to file an amended pleading in federal court, lose on the merits at summary judgment, and only then seek remand

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