{'aic_is_met': 'True', 'index': '3', 'parties_are_diverse': 'True', 'text': 'Sophia is from Wisconsin. Evelyn is from Oklahoma. Harper is from New York. Sophia and Evelyn both sue Harper for legal malpractice for $9,847,000.'}
Diversity jurisdiction exists when there is (1) complete diversity between plaintiffs and defendants, and (2) the amount-in-controversy (AiC) is greater than $75k.

Q: Olivia is from Wyoming. Charlotte is from Oklahoma. Liam is from Massachusetts. Olivia and Charlotte both sue Liam for patent infringement for $2,991,000. Is there diversity jurisdiction?
A: Yes

Q: Ava is from Louisiana. Elijah is from Connecticut. Sophia is from Hawaii. Ava and Elijah both sue Sophia for trademark infringement for $8,371,000. Is there diversity jurisdiction?
A: Yes

Q: Amelia is from Connecticut. Mia is from Colorado. Benjamin is from North Carolina. Amelia and Mia both sue Benjamin for breach of contract for $19,000. Is there diversity jurisdiction?
A: No

Q: Sophia is from Wisconsin. Evelyn is from Oklahoma. Harper is from New York. Sophia and Evelyn both sue Harper for legal malpractice for $9,847,000. Is there diversity jurisdiction?
A: Yes

Q: Lucas is from Michigan. James is from Alabama. Benjamin is from Michigan. Lucas and James both sue Benjamin for defamation for $5,122,000. Is there diversity jurisdiction?
A: No

Q: Harper is from Oklahoma. Emma is from Louisiana. Henry is from Maryland. Harper and Emma both sue Henry for wrongful eviction for $4,469,000. Is there diversity jurisdiction?
A: Yes

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Diversity jurisdiction exists when there is (1) complete diversity between plaintiffs and defendants, and (2) the amount-in-controversy (AiC) is greater than $75k.
Q: Sophia is from Wisconsin. Evelyn is from Oklahoma. Harper is from New York. Sophia and Evelyn both sue Harper for legal malpractice for $9,847,000. Is there diversity jurisdiction?
A: