Cheney v. IPD ANALYTICS, LLC

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• concluding that following Sinochem, the court could address a motion to transfer venue under § 1404(a) before addressing issues of personal jurisdiction
• holding that failure to provide notice of the plaintiff’s right to receive continued health care coverage under COBRA arose out of an employment agreement because that agreement offered a health care plan as part of employment
• holding that failure to provide notice of the plaintiff’s right to receive continued health care coverage under COBRA arose out of an employment agreement because that agreement offered a health care plan as part of employment
• finding that the plaintiff's tort claims \arise out of\ the employment agreement because they turn on the parties' contractual relationship
• noting that The Bremen does not require “every court to decide the merits of a case before deciding whether transfer of venue is warranted”
• noting that the claims “ultimately depend[] on the existence of a contractual relationship between the parties” and “resolution of the claims relates to interpretation of the contract”

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