Ticketmaster-New York, Inc. v. Joseph M. Alioto

How courts have described this case

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• recognizing that a plaintiff must be accorded “a degree of deference in respect to the issue of its own convenience”
• recognizing that \we must accord plaintiff's choice of forum a degree of deference in respect to the issue of its own convenience\
• concluding that the burden of litigating in a distant forum, “and its inevitable concomitant, great inconvenience, are entitled to substantial weight”
• holding that the gestalt factors “are not ends in themselves, but they are, collectively, a means of assisting courts in achieving substantial justice”
• concluding that forum state's interest in the litigation was \arguably lessened by the doubts surrounding whether defendant's act can be said to have been committed in the forum\
• noting that the relatedness inquiry is intended in part to “ensure[ ] that the element of causation remains in the forefront of the due process investigation”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).