Alma Torreblanca De Aguilar v. Boeing Co.

How courts have described this case

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• noting that “since most of the plaintiffs are Mexican citizens, evidence and witnesses concerning damage issues will also be located in Mexico”
• holding that Mexico, rather than Texas or the United States, had “the paramount interest” in a lawsuit concerning the crash of a Mexican owned airplane in Mexico, involving primarily Mexican plaintiffs, and which was investigated by the Mexican government
• stating that “since most of the plaintiffs are Mexican citizens, evidence and witnesses concerning damage issues will also be located in Mexico”
• stating that Mexico has “paramount interest” in resolving claims brought by Mexican plaintiffs arising from air crash in Mexico that was investigated by Mexican authorities
• noting that “since most of the plaintiffs are Mexican citizens, evidence and witnesses concerning damage issues will also be located in Mexico”
• finding that public interest favored Mexico where, among other things, \[t]he accident investigation was conducted by the Mexican government at considerable expenditure of resources\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).