Litigants in New York courts would do well to not assume that federal statutory claims evicted, on standing grounds, from their former home in federal court will automatically take up residence in the state courthouses across the street.
November 15, 2021 at 10:30 AM
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New Yorkers are familiar with courts with nonintuitive names—after all, ours is the only state where the Supreme Court is where most actions begin—but at least some tribunals live up to their labels. Federal court, for example, sounds like the place one would bring federal claims, and this has generally been true.
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