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For (1a), the reasoning I've heard behind Delaware is that a larger amount of company-based law has been tested there. So from a legal perspective, it's more pr
by jdmichal 9y ago
For (1a), the reasoning I've heard behind Delaware is that a larger amount of company-based law has been tested there. So from a legal perspective, it's more predictable (for lack of a better word) what the outcome of any particular issue could be.
- staticautomatic 9y agoDepends. Delaware is also known for having a better jury pool for defendants. It's not a bad place to be a plaintiff, either, but it's no East Texas.
- Spooky23 9y agoThey have a dedicated state court for business issues, and a deep well of case law. The judges focus on these sorts of cases. Patent cases are federal matters, so I don't think it applies there.