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The court choose to enforce a forum-selection clause because, they help make any future litigation on a contract more predictable for the parties and in some cases, it is less expensive. There are some reasons making the court choose not to force forum-selection clause which is the venue one of those reasons. If the plaintiff files suit in a different federal district court that lawfully has venue then, the defendant should seek to transfer the case to the court specified in the forum-selection clause by invoking the federal statute that permits transfer of venue for the convenience of the parties and witnesses. In my opinion I think forum-selection is fair enough to the plaintiff.

I did some search to locate a case in the state I am living in which is Virginia and yes, I found this case in this link below: venue in Virginia Putting the `Where` in Wherefore, by David N. Anthony and R. Johan Conrad Jr.