In Re Link_A_Media Devices Corp.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a Delaware court “placed far too much weight on the plaintiff’s choice of forum” in a case in which the plaintiff was based in Bermuda and the case had no connection to Delaware other than that Delaware was the place of the defendant’s incorporation
• holding that a Delaware court “placed far too much weight on the plaintiff’s choice of forum” in a case in which the plaintiff was based in Bermuda and the case had no connection to Delaware other than that Delaware was the place of the defendant’s incorporation
• holding that a Delaware court “placed far too much weight on the plaintiff’s choice of forum” in a case in which the plaintiff was based in Bermuda and the case had no connection to Delaware other than that Delaware was the place of the defendant’s incorporation
• stating that the standard for granting mandamus in a transfer case was “an exacting one, requiring the petitioner to establish that the district court’s decision amounted to a failure to meaningfully consider the merits of the transfer motion”
• explaining difference between “applicable state law” and laws “for which there is uniformity nationwide” in transfer analysis
• explaining difference between “applicable state law” and laws “for which there is uniformity nationwide” in transfer analysis

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).