Tiner v. Steamer Bride & Owners

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that the first Mhoon factor weighed in favor of dismissing the counterclaim that “would not resolve the entirety of the dispute”
• holding that the second Mhoon factor weighs in favor of dismissal when it is “not clear that . . . declaratory relief would serve any useful purpose”
• concluding that the first Mhoon factor weighs in favor of dismissing the counterclaim that “would not resolve the entirety of the dispute,” even if it “would help to clarify the parties’ legal relationship”
• reasoning that the first Mhoon factor weighs in favor of dismissal when a declaratory judgment “would not resolve the entirety of the dispute.”
• observing that claims under Section 10-3-1115 “contain no requirement of willful conduct”
• excluding expert opinion where the expert failed to explain the 4 basis for each conclusion

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).