Weaver ex rel. Weaver v. New York City Employees' Retirement System

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• finding allegation that defendant's \principal place of business [is] in 12 California\ insufficient to plausibly allege advertising at issue originated from California
• noting that, in the absence of any allegations that “the tortious conduct occurred at least in 26 part in California,” the fact that a company’s principal place of business was in the state made the 27 1 allegations merely possible, not plausible
• dismissing statutory tort claim and breach of fiduciary duty claim against Fannie Mae and observing that “the Merrill doctrine has been applied to both contract and tort-based claims”
• “if insurance were available from a number of carriers at different rates — all subject to filed-rates — the filed-rate doctrine would not protect a loan servicer who chooses a carrier and a policy with a rate higher than others simply to receive a kickback not available from other carriers”
• both kickback and backdating claims not preempted
• dismissing claims against Fannie Mae

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).