Frederick v. Advanced Financial Solutions, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that the factor concerning having localized interests decided at home weighed in favor of a transfer when a “substantial portion” of any alleged breach of contract would have occurred in the requested transfer forum
• finding this factor favors transfer in age discrimination case because the company’s principal place of business was in the transferee district and citizens of the transferor district “should not be burdened with jury duty.”
• finding this factor favors transfer in age discrimination case because the company’s principal place of business was in the transferee district and citizens of the transferor district “should not be burdened with jury duty.”
• “When nearly all of the nonparty witnesses that will testify concerning disputed issues reside elsewhere, this factor weighs in favor of transferring the case.”
• “[T]he availability and convenience of party-witnesses is generally insignificant because a transfer based on this factor would only shift the inconvenience from movant to nonmovant.”
• “When nearly all of the nonparty witnesses that will testify concerning disputed issues reside elsewhere, this factor weighs in favor of transferring the case.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).