The court denied defendants' motion to transfer venue for convenience where some of the defendants had incorporated in the forum state. "[T]he Court emphasizes that three of the four domestic Defendants chose to incorporate in Delaware. . . . Thus, 'absent some showing of a unique or unexpected burden, a company should not be successful in arguing that litigation in its state of incorporation is inconvenient.' No such showing has been made here."
Intellectual Ventures I LLC v. Check Point Software Technologies Ltd., et. al., 1-10-cv-01067 (DED June 22, 2011, Order) (Stark, J.)
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