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Egnever

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9. I don't have a problem with that

Reply to SecularMotion (Original post)

Tue May 30, 2017, 09:39 PM

May 2017

It needs to be the same for other lawsuits as well though. There is one court in Texas in particular that is constantly chosen as a venue because of it's corporate friendly outlook.

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Supreme Court Tightens Rules on Where Companies Can Be Sued [View all] SecularMotion May 2017 OP

it's starting, again heaven05 May 2017 #1

Yes, the corrupt justices like Ginsburg and Kagan Renew Deal May 2017 #3

no, I DO NOT heaven05 May 2017 #4

It's reasonable. Igel May 2017 #6

ok heaven05 May 2017 #7

Sounds like a good decision Renew Deal May 2017 #2

Seems right to me as summarized by Justice Ginsburg. Hoyt May 2017 #5

anti-forum shopping decision, probably defensible nt geek tragedy May 2017 #8

I don't have a problem with that Egnever May 2017 #9

The Eastern District of Texas is a popular venue for patent trolls Massacure May 2017 #10

Yep. Dr. Strange May 2017 #11

My mistake you are of course correct. Egnever May 2017 #12