Mills v. Aetna Fire Underwriters Insurance

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• addressing the Gulf Oil private/public factors analysis despite the fact that neither party was a resident of the District of Columbia
• affirming dismissal when the only connection with the District was the fact that the defendant was licensed to do business in the District
• discussing use of conditional dismissal to ensure availability of alternative forum
• in cases brought by non-resident plaintiffs, the public interest in reducing the volume of cases on overcrowded court calendars is decisive

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