Robert Swindol v. Aurora Flight Sciences Corp.

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• holding that a party seeking removal based on diversity jurisdiction “must allege the state of incorporation and the principal place of business of corporate parties” to establish its states of citizenship
• taking judicial notice of litigant’s principal place of business stipulated to by the parties and publicly available on state agency websites
• taking judicial notice of “public records contained on the Mississippi Secretary of State’s and the Virginia State Corporation Commission’s websites”
• taking judicial notice of “public records contained on the Mississippi Secretary of State's and the Virginia State Corporation Commission's websites”
• taking judicial notice of public records accessible through Mississippi Secretary of State’s and Virginia State Corporation Commission’s websites
• taking judicial notice of public records stored on state agencies’ websites when their accuracy could not “reasonably be questioned”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).