Rules of multijurisdictional litigation allow cases to be tried in any federal district court in which any party has filed a lawsuit.

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Multijurisdictional litigation rules do not allow cases to be tried in any federal district court simply because a party has filed a lawsuit there. The venue must have proper jurisdiction, which is determined by factors such as where the parties reside, where the cause of action arose, or if the court has specific subject matter jurisdiction.

Rules of Multijurisdictional Litigation Allow Cases to Be Tried in Any