The Pennsylvania Superior Court has ruled that cases removed to federal court must be explicitly remanded back to the trial court before a trial judge can entertain any additional filings on the state court docket.

The three-judge appellate panel’s ruling originated from a Fair Labor Standards Act wage class action filed against Aria Health by health care workers who claimed they were underpaid. The case bounced between federal and state venues over the course of several years.

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