Courts often apply a "significant interest" test in conflicts-of-law cases to determine which court should have jurisdiction over a dispute.

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This is correct. The "significant interest" test is a commonly used method for determining which court should have jurisdiction over a dispute in conflicts-of-law cases. This test analyzes the various interests and connections of the parties involved in order to determine which jurisdiction has a significant interest in the outcome of the case.

Courts Often Apply a "Significant Interest" Test in Conflicts-Of-Law Cases