Mahoney v. Northwestern Bell Telephone Company

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• noting that the split of authority as to which test to employ is largely linguistic as cases employing either test generally consider all of the facts pertaining to a corporation's principal place of business
• holding a corporation's principal place of business to be Nebraska where the corporation conducted business over five states and Nebraska was the location of the corporation's nerve center as well as some of the service activity
• holding a corporation’s principal place of business to be Nebraska where the corporation conducted business over five states and Nebraska was the location of the corporation’s nerve center as well as some of the service activity
• corporation operating in five states with no state clearly the center of corporate activity had its principal place of business in Nebraska where headquarters and policy-making functions were located

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).