Boston Telecommunications Group, Inc. v. Wood

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that the residence of the parties factor weighed against dismissal where a non-California plaintiff sued in a California court, emphasizing that the plaintiff would stand in an even “stronger position were he a California resident”
• concluding that the residence of the parties factor weighed against dismissal where a non-California plaintiff sued in a California court, emphasizing that the plaintiff would stand in an even “stronger position were he a California resident”
• concluding that the residence of the parties factor weighed against dismissal where a non-California plaintiff sued in a California court, emphasizing that the plaintiff would stand in an even \stronger position were he a California resident\
• concluding that the residence of the parties factor weighed against dismissal where a non-California plaintiff sued in a California court, emphasizing that the plaintiff would stand in an even \stronger position were he a California resident\
• noting that whether a state \has more of an interest than any other jurisdiction\ is not relevant
• noting that whether a state \has more of an interest than any other jurisdiction\ is not relevant

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).