Jinmei Yang v. Shang Dai

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• under Florida law, a choice of law provision will be enforced “unless applying the chosen forum’s law would contravene a strong public policy of [Florida]”
• “[a]n agreement between parties to be bound by the substantive laws of another jurisdiction is presumptively valid”
• “Article V, section 2(a), of the Florida Constitution grants this Court the exclusive authority to adopt rules of judicial practice and procedure for actions filed in this State ,...” (citing Allen v. Butterworth, 756 So.2d 52, 59 (Fla. 2000))
• “An agreement between parties to be bound by the substantive laws of another jurisdiction is presumptively valid, and this Court will enforce a choice-of-law provision unless applying the chosen forum’s law would contravene a strong public policy of this State.”
• “An agreement between parties to be bound by the substantive laws of another jurisdiction is presumptively valid, and this Court will enforce a choice-of-law provision unless applying the chosen forum’s law would contravene a strong public policy of this State.”
• “An agreement between parties to be bound by the substantive laws of another jurisdiction is presumptively valid, and this Court will enforce a choice-of-law provision unless applying the chosen forum’s law would contravene a strong public policy of this State.”

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