Dwyer v. General Motors Corp.

How courts have described this case

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• denying transfer where “[plaintiffs are individuals who are suing a large corporation which possesses considerably greater financial assets”
• denying transfer where “[p]laintiff's are individuals who are suing a large corporation which possesses considerably greater financial assets.”
• “The fact that the law of another jurisdiction governs the outcome of the case is a factor accorded little weight on a motion to transfer, however, especially in an instance such as this where no complex questions of foreign law are involved.”
• “The fact that the law of another jurisdiction governs the outcome of the case is a factor accorded little weight on a motion to transfer, however, especially in an instance such as this where no complex questions of foreign law are involved.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).