American Airlines, Inc. v. ROGERSON ATS

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• holding that nonresident defendant's consent to a forum selection clause, standing alone, was sufficient to satisfy the traditional notions of fair play and substantial justice
• denying motion where transfer would disrupt scheduling order and create “substantial possibility of delay . . . since this Court has had the case for some time and is already familiar with many of its details”
• ‘[The out-of-state defendant] consented to jurisdiction in Texas, and the Court finds that this consent alone is sufficient to satisfy the fundamental fairness of the personal jurisdiction analysis.”’

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