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Philadelphia County Case Transferred To Delaware Under Doctrine of Forum Non Conveniens

By Daniel Cummins on October 9, 2024
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Philadelphia County Case Transferred To Delaware Under Doctrine of Forum Non Conveniens

In the case of Gravenor-Reutter v. Acme Markets, Inc., June Term, 2023 No. 2390 (C.P. Phila. Co. April 9, 2024 Bright, J.), the court issued a Rule 1925 Opinion to the Superior Court outlining the reasons in support of the trial court’s granting of the Defendant’s Motion to Dismiss this Philadelphia County case based upon the doctrine of forum non conveniens regarding the slip and fall event that occurred at an Acme in the State of Delaware.

The trial court noted that its Order dismissing the matter should be affirmed where the accident at issue occurred in Delaware, where the Defendant had merely minimal contacts in Pennsylvania, and where Delaware was a viable alternative forum for the Plaintiff’s lawsuit.

Anyone wishing to review a copy of this decision may click this LINK.

Source: “The Legal Intelligencer Weekly Case Alert” www.Law.com (Aug. 29, 2024).

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Daniel E. Cummins is a civil litigator and Partner in the Clarks Summit, Pennsylvania law firm of Cummins Law, which is located in northeastern Pennsylvania, just outside of Scranton. He has served as a columnist for the Pennsylvania Law Weekly and appeared in…

Daniel E. Cummins is a civil litigator and Partner in the Clarks Summit, Pennsylvania law firm of Cummins Law, which is located in northeastern Pennsylvania, just outside of Scranton. He has served as a columnist for the Pennsylvania Law Weekly and appeared in the Best Lawyers in America Director every year since 2015. He is the creator and sole author of Tort Talk, a blog dedicated to discussing updates, trends, and thoughts regarding Civil Litigation Law.

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