· 5/19/1998
Orb Factory, Ltd. v. Design Science Toys, Ltd.
Citations
- 6 F. Supp. 2d 203
- 1998 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 7681
- 1998 WL 262601
How courts have described this case
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- noting that “where proof of … disparity is not adequately provided, or does not exist, this is not a significant factor to be considered”
- noting that “where proof of … disparity is not adequately provided, or does not exist, this is not a significant factor to be considered”
- holding transfer unwarranted where deposition testimony is “an available alternative to live testimony”
- noting an “extra hour’s drive does not warrant transfer of this case”
- locus of operative facts weighed against transfer where “a substantial portion of the wrongful acts ... occurred in the Southern District, namely at a Toy Fair in New York City” and “conduct and activities in the Southern District are key elements of [plaintiffs] case”
- locus of operative facts weighed against transfer where “a substantial portion of the wrongful acts . . . occurred in the Southern District, namely at a Toy Fair in New York City” and “conduct and activities in the Southern District are key elements of [plaintiff’s] case”
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Judges: Sweet
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