The article discusses how different court systems and laws can overlap, causing conflicts over which court has jurisdiction. States must negotiate to keep cases within their borders due to federal laws preventing them from excluding other courts. This negotiation process is crucial for stakeholders who want to control where legal actions take place. Delaware, known for its corporate law, faces challenges as lawsuits applying its laws are filed in other states. Ultimately, states like Delaware cannot unilaterally decide both the law and the forum for legal disputes, highlighting the importance of negotiation in a complex legal landscape.