The court noted that because declaratory relief is a matter within the court's discretion, courts have held that a declaratory claim should be dismissed if it was filed for the purpose of anticipating a trial of the same issues in a court of coordinate jurisdiction. Id. (citing Mission Ins., 706 F.2d at 602; Amerada Petroleum Corp., 381 F.2d at 663; E.F. Hutton Co. v. Cook, 292 F. Supp. 409, 410 (S.D.Tex. 1968)). The court's rationale was that the court cannot allow a party to secure a more favorable forum by filing an action for declaratory judgment when it has notice that the other party intends to file suit involving the same issues in a different forum. Id.