venue shopping

American  

[ven-yoo shop-ing] / ˈvɛn yu ˌʃɒp ɪŋ /

Or venue-shopping

noun

Law.

1. a less common term for forum shopping.

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Etymology

Origin of venue shopping

First recorded in 1970–75

Example Sentences

But tribal casinos also sometimes host mixed martial arts events that cannot be sanctioned elsewhere, a form of venue shopping that most state athletic commissions view unfavorably.

From New York Times

That too turned out to be the new template for multipurpose stadiums: parts game field, concert venue, shopping center and catering operation.

From Washington Post

Citing fears over cost increases, venue shopping and inconsistency brought on by the change, the groups urged lawmakers to remove the Senate-added language.

From Washington Times

The high court in a brief written order said it would consider those rules, giving the justices a platform to potentially end or limit such venue shopping.

From The Wall Street Journal

Conflicting lines of authority must be resolved to end venue shopping while dangerous procedures like the "burden stacking" cited in the Phoenix Center paper must be brought to heel.

From US News