Washington v. Commonwealth, Unemployment Compensation Board of Review

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that federal-enclave jurisdiction exists when plaintiff’s alleged injury “occurred on” or “stemmed from conduct on a federal enclave” (emphasis added)
• explaining that federal-enclave jurisdiction exists when alleged injury “occurred on” or “stemmed from conduct on” enclave
• affirming remand for lack of federal enclave, federal officer, or OCSLA 26 jurisdiction
• affirming remand for lack of federal enclave, federal officer, or OCSLA 26 jurisdiction
• “Even if much of Defendants’ oil and gas operations 7 occurred on federal enclaves, that still does not transform Plaintiffs’ claims about deceptive 8 practices into claims about the conduct itself.”
• “Federal enclave jurisdiction needs a direct 12 connection between the injury and conduct.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).