de Lalande v. Jore

How courts have described this case

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• “[T]he mere fact that [a corporation] maintains an office in New York City – even a ‘primary’ office, whatever that may mean – from which it conducts business does not establish that its principal place of business is its [New York] location.”
• “the [ ] Application is bereft of even the 2 broadest contours. . . [t]he assertion that [Applicant] plans to use the evidence he seeks to assess 3 whether to initiate. . . underscores the ‘mere[ ] speculative[ness]’ of the contemplated 4 proceedings”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).