Meyers v. Saltry

How courts have described this case

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• noting that “while Congress may have enacted a broad venue provision for Title VII claims,” it “kept in place § 1404's transfer provision”
• noting that “while Congress may have enacted a broad venue provision for Title VII claims,” it “kept in place § 1404's transfer provision”
• finding this factor favors transfer because the transferee district “has an interest in adjudicating a dispute between an employer located within its boundaries and its workers.”
• finding this factor favors transfer because the transferee district “has an interest in adjudicating a dispute between an employer located within its boundaries and its workers.”
• “Pursuant to Title VII’s venue provision, venue is proper in any district in the state of Texas because the unlawful employment practices—discrimination and retaliation—occurred in Texas.”

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