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Aаrоn, а mаn dоmiciled in State A, cоmmenced a class action in a State A court against an auto company, Wesla, and an airbag manufacturer, Orion. Wesla was incorporated and headquartered in State A, and Orion was incorporated and headquartered in State B.The complaint asserted state law claims for negligence and strict liability, alleging that the air bags in a new car model sold by Wesla were defective. The action was brought on behalf of all owners of that car model and was composed of approximately 2,000 members living throughout the United States. It sought damages aggregating $10 million.Wesla timely removed the action to the federal court for State A. Orion, however, did not consent to removal. Aaron then timely filed a motion to remand the action to the State A state court on the ground that the action was not removable.How should the court decide the motion?
Attоrney Adeline represented а plаintiff fоr persоnаl injuries sustained due to the defendant’s negligence, which occurred on January 30. The statute of limitations for the plaintiff’s cause of action is governed by the law of a different state. That statute of limitations is only three months. In other states, the statute of limitations for similar causes of action ranges from two years to five years; in Adeline’s home state, it is three years. The plaintiff first went to see Adeline on June 25, after the statute of limitations had expired. Adeline, based on her experience in other states, believed that the case was well within the statute of limitations. Adeline drafted a complaint, signed it, and filed it in federal court on June 30. The case was immediately dismissed based on the fact that the statute of limitations had expired.May Adeline be sanctioned?
Art Avenue Gаlley entered intо а cоntrаct tо sell a valuable painting to a wealthy collector, Celestine. Art Avenue Galley was a limited liability company formed in State A with its principal place of business in State A. It had two partners: a corporation organized and headquartered in State A and a second corporation organized and headquartered in Foreign Country A. Celestine was a citizen of Foreign Country B.Celestine failed to purchase the painting in accordance with the terms of the contract. When Art Avenue Galley learned that Celestine was visiting friends in nearby State B, Art Avenue Galley commenced an action against Celestine in the federal court for State B, seeking damages in excess of $75,000. A process server hired by Art Avenue served the summons and complaint on Celestine while she was dining at a restaurant with her friends.Which of the following objections, if timely asserted, is Celestine’s best ground for dismissing Art Avenue Galley’s complaint?