Fraudulent Joinder: In re Abbott Laboratories Preterm Infant Nutrition Products Liability Litigation (7th Circuit)

LCJ’s amicus brief in In re Abbott Laboratories, authored by Kaspar J. Stoffelmayr of Bartlit Beck LLP, urges the Seventh Circuit to grant a petition for rehearing to address fraudulent joinder — the practice of naming a local defendant solely to defeat federal diversity jurisdiction, with no genuine intention of pursuing the claim. Click here to read the brief.

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