Thakkar v. United States
District Court, District of Columbia
1Opinion of the Court
IV. Discussion
A. Motion to Dismiss or Stay the Proceedings Due to Nio
Although Plaintiff's claims are not precisely the same as the claims in Nio , Defendants argue that Plaintiff's complaint should be either dismissed or stayed, pending the District of Columbia's resolution of Nio , pursuant to the first-to-file rule. (#15 at 1-2.)
It is undisputed that Nio was the first-filed action. Turning to the other two factors, the similarity of the parties and the similarity of the issues, other federal district courts have noted that "[t]he first-to-file rule 'does not require strict identity of the…
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