State Ex Rel. Skaggs v. Brunner

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• noting that this exception applies if the complaint “artfully pleads state-law claims that amount to federal-law claims in disguise”
• noting that this exception applies if the complaint “artfully pleads state-law claims that amount to federal-law claims in disguise”
• “the ‘artful pleading’ doctrine does not apply whenever it is possible to construe a state-law theory as a federal one.”
• “A complaint arises under federal law if it: (1) states a federal cause of action; (2) includes state-law claims that necessarily depend on a substantial and disputed federal issue; (3) raises state-law claims that are completely preempted by federal law; or (4
• discussing areas of complete preemption

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