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· 3/26/2001

Uffner v. La Reunion Francaise, S.A.

Citations

  • 244 F.3d 38
  • 2001 A.M.C. 1471
  • 2001 U.S. App. LEXIS 4561
  • 2001 WL 277254

How courts have described this case

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  • considering the undisputed sinking of a yacht in Puerto Rico to provide venue in that district for subsequent litigation over the insurance claim
  • considering the undisputed sinking of a yacht in Puerto Rico to provide venue in that district for subsequent litigation over the insurance claim
  • noting the First, Second, Third, and Sixth Circuits use a holistic standard
  • \[T]he general purpose of the venue rules is `to protect the defendant against the risk that a plaintiff will select an unfair or inconvenient place of trial.'\
  • “[T]he general purpose of the venue rules is ‘to protect the defendant against the risk that a plaintiff will select an unfair or inconvenient place of trial.’ ”
  • \The pre-amendment statute ... engendered a plethora of tests to determine the single venue in which the claim 'arose.' \

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Judges: Torruella, Lipez, García-Gregory

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