Edward M. O'Brien (Partner-Louisville, KY) and Andrew-John Bokeno (Associate-Louisville, KY) succeeded in enforcing a forum selection clause in the Indiana Supreme Court in Indianapolis in a multimillion-dollar commercial litigation case brought against Wilson Elser’s client, a security company. A large poultry company sued our client, alleging that the security company's negligence led to a chemical accident at a poultry processing plant, causing millions of dollars in damages. The client moved to compel enforcement of a forum selection clause contained in the parties' contract, which the trial court granted. However, a divided panel of the Indiana Court of Appeals reversed the trial court, finding that enforcing the forum selection clause would unduly prejudice the plaintiff. The Indiana Supreme Court granted a review of the case. It reversed the Court of Appeals' decision, finding that the forum selection clause was valid and enforceable. Specifically, the Indiana Supreme Court rejected the plaintiff's argument that forum selection clauses cannot be enforced where some of the defendants in a case are parties to the clause but others are not, which was an issue of first impression for the court.