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176) To take one example, consider a Rule 14 impleader claim based on state law and brought by a defendant against a nondiverse third party.
ONE GOOD PLAINTIFF IS NOT ENOUGH
130(a)(4) has been the jurisdictional basis for appealing post-decretal orders that hold a party in contempt, (6) deny a petition for modification of a final judgment of dissolution, (7) modify visitation rights, (8) set or cancel or postpone a foreclosure sale, (9) grant or deny a motion for proceedings supplementary, (10) deny an impleader motion in proceedings supplementary, (11) grant or deny a discovery motion, (12) grant or deny a motion to intervene, (13) grant or deny a motion for contempt in a family law case, (14) enforce a settlement agreement, (15) deny a motion to amend a complaint, (16) and grant or deny a motion to enforce a judgment.
Appealing post-judgment orders: the path to appellate review under the new rule 9.130(a)(4)
In the absence of supplemental jurisdiction, an impleader she has against a Nevadan who was a joint tortfeasor in the accident will have to be litigated in state court.
The twin aims of Erie
223, 233 (1997) (noting general strategy for "[d]efendants' counsel [to] utilize the impleader or interpleader rules in an attempt to limit exposure .
A tale of two lawsuits
Among the features of the Federal Rules that Charles Clark advertised at the outset "as among the most important" were the provisions promoting "free joinder of parties, of claims, and of counterclaims, free amendment, and extensive impleader of new parties.
The disappearance of civil trial in the United States
Although I see a lot of cases where Geico uses the impleader strategy to shift PIP coverage to another insurance company, that strategy does not work.
Intentional acts exclusion: Smith v Geico Ins. Co. v Liberty Mutual Insurance Co
1892); see also Comments, Indemnity Among Joint Tort-Feasors in New York: Active and Passive Negligence and Impleader, 28 FORDHAM L.
The extrapolation of defendants' liabilities under CPLR Article 16 where the plaintiff is contributorily negligent: an update toward resolving a perceived ambiguity of CPLR 1601
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