Summary
holding that "[u]sually this factor is a wash."
Summary of this case from MEDIA3 Technologies, LLC v. Mail Abuse Prevention SystemOpinion
No. 96-1190.
March 31, 1997.
C.A. 2d Cir. Certiorari denied. Reported below: 93 F. 3d 38.
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Kern v. City of Rochester
U.S.
Mar 31, 1997
520 U.S. 1155 (1997)
Summaries of
Kern v. City of Rochester
U.S.
Mar 31, 1997
520 U.S. 1155 (1997)
holding that "[u]sually this factor is a wash."
Summary of this case from MEDIA3 Technologies, LLC v. Mail Abuse Prevention Systemfinding that defendant's arguments of cost of transporting witnesses did not constitute the type of "oppressiveness and vexation" disproportionate to the plaintiff's convenience in suing in Massachusetts rather than Hong Kong for wrongful death of his wife in a hotel pool
Summary of this case from Madan-Russo v. Posadaaffirming dismissal of breach of contract and tortious interference with contract claims under Rule 12(b) because the complaint did not indicate that plaintiff had a contract with defendant
Summary of this case from District of Columbia v. Berettaespousing flexible approach loosening proximate cause standard when circumstances dictate
Summary of this case from Fern v. ImmergutCase details for
Kern v. City of Rochester
Case Details
Full title:KERN v. CITY OF ROCHESTER ET AL
Court:U.S.
Date published: Mar 31, 1997
Citations
520 U.S. 1155 (1997)
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