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A plaintiff believes a defendant's notice of removal violated the rule of unanimity, but the federal court has subject matter jurisdiction over the case.
When must the plaintiff generally move to remand based on that procedural defect?

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A procedural removal defect automatically requires remand even if no party objects. A procedural removal defect must generally be raised by a motion to remand within 30 days after the notice of removal is filed. A procedural removal defect can be raised only by the removing defendant. A procedural removal defect may be raised for the first time after final judgment.

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