Proprietors Ins. Co. v. Valsecchi

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the place of injury would take precedence only when it is the state that is most significantly connected to a particular issue in litigation
• holding that the place of injury would take precedence only when it is the state that is most significantly connected to a particular issue in litigation
• following Bishop and applying Florida law where Florida residents crashed, in another state, in a plane rented from a Florida company for a trip which was to begin and end in Florida
• following Bishop and applying Florida law where Florida residents crashed, in another state, in a plane rented from a Florida company for a trip which was to begin and end in Florida
• declining to apply North Carolina law where a plane crashed in North Carolina killing three Florida residents, all relevant parties to the case resided in Florida, and the flight was to begin and end in Florida
• acknowledging situs of plane crash was only contact with forum state

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).