>>A friendly jest, John, from someone who respects your view points! :)
>>(Your name is in the header, if I wanted to spell it right :)
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>>Part of the jest. You are not known for holding back, something I appreciate. No one has to guess where you stand on an issue.
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>For the same reason that many class action lawsuite lawyers attempt to get the venue moved to Missouri... :)
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>You have a problem with forum shopping? Tell me, if you were a NE corporate defendant in a Philadelphia trial where jurys are known for big civil awards, are you telling me you would not try to remove to a Federal Court?
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>It would be a derilection of duty for a lawyer to not seek a venue that was most advantageous to his/her client's needs.
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>Intrestingly enough, I thought you would have commented on the issue of jury consultants.

You don't want to know my opinion on these subjects.