In an opinion that rings twice with literary allusions, the 9th Circuit this morning held that a California County that removed to federal court could still challenge a District Court’s subject matter jurisdiction over the union’s motion to compel. It held that the non-waivability of jurisdictional challenges trumps the rule of judicial estoppel. “Put another way, […]
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