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A tort occurs in Virginia, but the plaintiff sues in D.C. Superior Court. The court must determine which state's substantive tort law applies. D.C. resolves this choice-of-law question primarily using:

The traditional vested-rights rule of lex loci delicti exclusively A governmental-interest analysis combined with the most-significant-relationship approach Always applying D.C. law as the forum The law chosen by whichever party files first

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A governmental-interest analysis combined with the most-significant-relationship approach

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