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Court Of Chancery Explains When To Stay A Case In Favor Of Foreign Litigation
Lexington Services Ltd. v. US Patent No. 8019807 Delegate LLC, C.A. 2018-0157-TMR (October 26, 2018)
This decision explains when to stay a Delaware litigation in favor of litigation in a foreign country. As it notes, when the law of that other country is not well explained to the Court with respect to the enforcement of a forum selection clause, it will apply Delaware law to decide that issue.
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