Supreme Court· 3/2/1981

Allstate Insurance v. Hague

Citations

449 U.S. 302
101 S. Ct. 633
66 L. Ed. 2d 521
1981 U.S. LEXIS 52

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concluding that Minnesota court constitutionally may apply Minnesota law even though suit more significantly connected with Wisconsin
recognizing that Vermont still follows the vested rights approach
finding that applying Minnesota law in wrongful death/uninsured motorist case would not violate due process where deceased had worked in Minnesota for 16 years preceding his death
requiring a state to have “significant contacts” with an activity in order for the states law to be applicable
recognizing a principle “long accepted by this Court, that a set of facts giving rise to a lawsuit, or a particular issue within a lawsuit, may justify, in constitutional terms, application of the law of more than one jurisdiction”
examining constitutionality of applying Minnesota law or Wisconsin law to question of whether uninsured motorist policies could be stacked

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Judges: Brennan, White, Marshall, Blackmun, Stevens, Powell, Burger, Rehnquist, Stewart

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