Themis Lodging Corp. v. Erie Ins. Exch., 2010 WL 2817251 (N.D. Ohio)
N/AOUTCOME: The court granted Erie Insurance Exchange’s motion to dismiss for lack of diversity jurisdiction.
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OUTCOME: The court granted Erie Insurance Exchange’s motion to dismiss for lack of diversity jurisdiction.
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