· 3/2/2006
Langenhorst v. Norfolk Southern Ry. Co.
Citations
- 848 N.E.2d 927
- 219 Ill. 2d 430
- 302 Ill. Dec. 363
How courts have described this case
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- recognizing that although “the location of the parties’ attorneys is accorded little weight,” when reviewing a motion to transfer, it may nonetheless be considered
- recognizing that although “the location of the parties’ attorneys is accorded little weight,” when reviewing a motion to transfer, it may nonetheless be considered
- recognizing that although “the location of the parties’ attorneys is accorded little weight,” when reviewing a motion to transfer, it may nonetheless be considered
- affirming the denial of a motion to transfer the case to the accident site, even though plaintiffs chosen forum was neither the accident site nor the site of her residence
- affirming the denial of a motion to transfer the case to the accident site, even though plaintiff’s chosen forum was neither the accident site nor the site of her residence
- affirming the denial of a motion to transfer the case to the accident site, even though plaintiff's chosen forum was neither the accident site nor the site of her residence
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Judges: Kilbride
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