Indian Harbor Insurance v. Factory Mutual Insurance

How courts have described this case

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• “When weighing the convenience of the witnesses, courts must consider the materiality, nature, and quality of each witness, not merely the number of witnesses in each district.”
• “When weighing the convenience of the witnesses, courts must consider the materiality, nature, and quality of each witness, not merely the number of witnesses in each district.”
• “When weighing the convenience of the witnesses, courts must consider the materiality, nature, and quality of each witness, not merely the number of witnesses in each district.”
• “When weighing the convenience of the witnesses, courts must consider the materiality, nature, and quality of each witness, not merely the number of witnesses in each district.”
• “The convenience of non-party witnesses is accorded more weight than that of party witnesses.”’

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).