Topic: we conclude that an alter ego claim, under virginia law, is… · Go Syfert
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6 canonical passages across 5 cases, quoted by 18 opinions in total. These passages cluster together because the same opinions keep quoting them side by side — they state parts of one doctrine. The anchor passage is from National American Insurance Company Gulf Insurance Company v. Ruppert Landscaping Company, Incorporated.

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1 National American Insurance Company Gulf Insurance Company v. Ruppert Landscaping Company, Incorporated Anchor
ca4 · 1999
green “we conclude that an alter ego claim, under virginia law, is property of the corporation so that it becomes property of the bankruptcy estate over which the trustee has control pursuant to 11 u.s.c. 541” 3
2 Seven Springs, Inc. v. Abramson (In Re Seven Springs, Inc.)
vaeb · 1992
green “six-part test for determining whether mandatory abstention applies.” 3
3 Billy Prince v. Sears Holdings Corporation
ca4 · 2017
green “if a plaintiff files suit in state court and the defendant seeks to adjudicate the matter in federal court through removal, it is the defendant who carries the burden of alleging in his notice of removal and, if challenged, demonstrating the court's jurisdiction over the matter.” 3
4 Virginia ex rel. Integra Rec LLC v. Countrywide Securities Corp.
vaed · 2015
green “a federal court does not undertake a comparison of the relative federal and state dockets.” 3
5 Virginia ex rel. Integra Rec LLC v. Countrywide Securities Corp.
vaed · 2015
green “the correct inquiry is not where litigation would move the fastest, but whether it can be timely adjudicated in state court at all.” 3
6 Bestwall LLC v. Official Committee of Asbestos
ca4 · 2023
green “section 1334(b) jurisdiction over sutherland's suit for specific performance against stallone exists because the amount of damages, if any, due sutherland from the estate for breach of contract will be effected by whether sutherland obtains the property from stallone.” 3

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