Yusefzadeh v. Nelson, Mullins, Riley & Scarborough, LLP

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• holding no waiver where the 16 defendant, despite filing a motion to dismiss did not schedule a hearing and the state court 17 had not ruled on the motion
• finding that Florida’s 20-day requirement for filing motions to dismiss resulted' in a “quandary” for defendants who filed for removal in a timely manner but found themselves back in state court with no time left to file a motion to dismiss
• finding that Florida’s 20-day requirement for filing motions to dismiss resulted in a ‘quandary’ for defendants who filed for removal in a timely manner but found themselves back in state court with no time left to file a motion to dismiss
• explaining a state court Defendant may “lose or waive” the right to remove a case by taking “some substantial offensive or defense action”
• explaining a state court Defendant may “lose or waive” the right to remove a case by taking “some substantial offensive or defense action”
• a defendant may waive the right to remove a ease to federal court by litigating in state court before filing a notice of removal

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