Reagan National Advertising of Austin, Inc. D/B/A Reagan National Advertising v. City of Austin, Texas And Marc A. Ott, Being Sued in His Official Capacity

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• holding that, in reviewing orders dismissing an action under the doctrine of forum non conveniens, if there is any basis for the trial court’s decision, the decision must stand
• holding that FELA does not heighten the deference afforded to a plaintiff’s choice of forum in the context of forum non conveniens
• holding that -4- J-A17031-21 J-A17032-21 FELA does not heighten the deference afforded to a plaintiff’s choice of forum in the context of forum non conveniens
• holding that FELA does not heighten the deference afforded to a plaintiff’s choice of forum in the context of forum non conveniens
• holding that FELA does not heighten the deference afforded to a plaintiff’s choice of forum in the context of forum non conveniens
• holding that FELA does not heighten the deference afforded to a plaintiff’s choice of forum in the context of forum non conveniens

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