New York Law Journal
...Caribbean did not seek dismissal based on the existence of a forum selection clause, the court deemed the fact-specific finding in Noboa v...
...Second Renaissance entered into sublicense agreements with Magi XXI. Forum selection and choice of law clauses in the sublicense agreements were identical to those within...
...Mauskopf, J.) dismissed the claims against the Vatican State based on forum selection clauses contained in sublicense agreements. We hold the Vatican State may invoke...
...Petroleum Marketing Inc. (GPMI) (the LLC defendants) were bound by the forum selection clause (naming New York County) in the master lease between GPMI and...
...based on several different grounds, including lack of jurisdiction and a forum selection clause, among others.1 This is a $10,000 case...
...Group v. JCH Syndicate 488, 87 NY2d 530, 534). "A contractual forum selection clause is prima facie valid and enforceable unless it is shown by...
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