Securities & Exchange Commission v. Ernst & Young

How courts have described this case

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• finding that this factor does not weigh against transfer, as “[t]he SEC regularly investigates and tries cases all over the country”
• transferring case from District of Columbia to Northern District of Texas where all the underlying facts arose in Texas other than the SEC filings themselves
• “[T]he concerns raised seem to relate far more to the convenience of SEC attorneys than to the SEC itself.”
• “[T]he concerns raised seem to relate far more to the convenience of SEC attorneys than to the SEC itself.”
• “[T]he concerns raised seem to relate far more to the convenience of SEC attorneys than to the SEC itself.”
• “The plaintiff need not plead venue; rather, lack of venue is an affirmative defense.”

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