Northwestern National Insurance Company v. William F. Donovan

U.S. Court of Appeals, Seventh Circuit · Decided 1990-10-17

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POSNER, Circuit Judge. An insurance company appeals from the dismissal, for want of personal jurisdiction, of five diversity breach of contract suits that it brought in a federal district court in Wisconsin. The principal ground of appeal and the only one we need discuss is that the defendants consented, in a valid forum-selection clause contained in the contract <span citatio…

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