Quair v. Bega

How courts have described this case

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• recognizing the existence of a presumption
• recognizing the existence of a presumption
• “[T]he correct inquiry is whether the deponent frequently travels to the forum district or the proposed deposition situs.”
• “courts ordinarily presume 24 that a plaintiff may be deposed in the judicial district where the action was brought, inasmuch as 25 the plaintiff, in selecting the forum, has effectively consented to participation in legal proceedings 26 there”
• “courts ordinarily presume 24 that a plaintiff may be deposed in the judicial district where the action was brought, inasmuch as 25 the plaintiff, in selecting the forum, has effectively consented to participation in legal proceedings 26 there”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).