Savis, Inc. v. Warner Lambert, Inc.

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• concluding that “[w]here a corporation is engaged in a single enterprise, substantially all of whose operations occur in one state, even though policy and administrative decisions are made elsewhere, the state of operations is the corporation’s principal place of business”
• noting that no other circuit has recognized the center of corporate activity and locus of operations tests as distinct
• Principal place of business was Puerto Rico where substantially all business activities occurred here, even though policy and administrative decisions were made elsewhere
• Nerve center test not applicable when all of corporation’s operations were located in Puerto Rico

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).