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Tiber Creek Partners, a Virginia-based consulting firm, helped Ellume Ltd.—an Australian biotech company—and its U.S. subsidiary secure over $260 million in COVID testing contracts from Uncle Sam. When Ellume didn’t pay up, Tiber Creek sued in its home forum, the Eastern District of Virginia. But the district court dismissed the case on forum non conveniens grounds, and the Fourth Circuit just affirmed, sending the whole affair packing to Australia faster than you can sing “Waltzing Matilda.”

Tiber Creek filed two suits:

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The Fourth Circuit’s recent unpublished opinion in Front Row Motorsports v. DiSeveria is, on the surface, a straightforward contract dispute arising from an indemnity agreement. But behind the curtain of corporate formalities is the long shadow of In re BK Racing, the bankruptcy case that has become the NASCAR equivalent of a Russian nesting doll—each layer revealing deeper dysfunction.

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