A conflict-of-law arises when incidents occur that have taken place in more than one state or entirely in another state from the one in which the lawsuit was filed.

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A conflict-of-law, also known as a choice-of-law issue, arises when there is a dispute or legal action involving multiple states or foreign jurisdictions. This creates a conflict between the laws of those different jurisdictions. The resolution of such a conflict requires a court to determine which law applies to the case.

A Conflict-Of-Law Arises When Incidents Occur That Have Taken Place