Son v. Coal Equity, Inc. (In Re Centennial Coal, Inc.)

How courts have described this case

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• recognizing that defendants had little or no expectation that litigation arising out of transactions conducted entirely in Kentucky would be litigated in Delaware
• recognizing that Kentucky court had a “greater interest in deciding issues which may affect Kentucky residents and/or the development of Kentucky common law”
• finding that “although Plaintiff claims that none of the issues involved are novel or complex, I think it would be more appropriate for a local judge to decide the matter”
• granting motion to transfer venue because, inter alia, Plaintiffs attempt to liquidate account receivable would have little impact upon bankruptcy case or estate
• finding other factors overcome presumption in favor of plaintiffs choice of forum
• acknowledging burden on the Court’s docket

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).