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Edward Spiro Morvillo Abramowitz Grand Iason & Anello PC

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Allegations supporting diversity jurisdiction get close scrutiny *

USA - April 16 2013
Even a novice litigator can recite the two simple requirements for federal diversity jurisdiction: (1) complete diversity of citizenship of adverse…

Co-authors: Judith Mogul.


Saved by ambiguity: preliminary injunction granted for D&O coverage *

USA - February 19 2013
With increased prosecutorial and regulatory focus directed at holding individuals to account and the steady drumbeat of private shareholder…

Co-authors: Judith Mogul.


Mediation confidentiality: meaningful but not absolute *

USA - December 18 2012
Mediation which offers the promise of a fair and efficient mechanism for resolving thorny disputes, often requires that parties disclose information they would not disclose in litigation.

Co-authors: Judith Mogul.


Who would have thought? Removal of non-diverse state law claims *

USA - October 17 2012
One of the most important battles in some cases is fought at the outset—over whether the case will be litigated in a state or federal forum.

Co-authors: Judith Mogul.


Predictive coding and judicial advocacy *

USA - August 21 2012
From time to time a judge takes a keen interest in a developing area of the law and becomes a leading expert on the subject.

Co-authors: Judith Mogul.


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