Young v. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

How courts have described this case

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• refusing to assert jurisdiction when burden on defendant would be substantial and when neither forum nor plaintiff had any significant interest in resolution of the dispute in the forum
• “[c]ourts ... have expanded the doctrine, and it now applies in virtually all cases where the FDIC is confronted with an agreement not documented in the institution’s records”
• “The first payment 14 days after execution of the settlement document. The second payment . . . six weeks after signing and then the third payment 10 weeks after the signing date.”
• Bahamian accounting firm did not have sufficient minimum contacts with South Carolina where it used information contained in a standard bank confirmation form submitted to a South Carolina bank to substantiate its audit of an insurance company’s financial statement
• Bahamian accounting firm did not have sufficient minimum contacts with South Carolina where it used information contained in a standard bank confirmation form submitted to a South Carolina bank to substantiate its audit of an insurance company's financial statement

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).