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2.503 documents for Long-Arm Statute

- Long-Arm Statute
- West's Encyclopedia of American Law
- Jap–Ma
- Long-Arm Statute Gives Ny Court Jurisdiction Over Trademark Infringement Litigation
Despite the defendant company being based in California, the U.S. District Court for the Western District of New York determined it possessed jurisdiction over the defendant and denied the company's motion to dismiss the plaintiff's trademark infringement claims. Specifically, Judge John T. Elfvin in Ivoclar Vivadent, Inc. v. Tri-County Dental Supply, Inc. determined the court had jurisdiction under New York State's long-arm statute. Moreover, the judge concluded New York was the better forum for litigating the plaintiff's claims.
- Daily Record (Rochester, NY)
- December 28, 2004
- Wood v. Fliehman, (Ohio 2011)
Motion to dismiss or vacate; foreign judgment; default judgment; forum state; de novo; long arm statute; long arm jurisdiction; due process; minimum contacts; substantial connection; fair play and substantial justice; purposefully avails; interstate facilities; competent witness; personal knowledge; abuse of discretion; Evid.R. 602.
- Ohio Supreme Court

- Contractual waiver of personal jurisdiction under F.S. [section] 685.102: the long-arm statute's little-known cousin.
- Florida Bar Journal
- Vol. 80 Nbr. 5, May 2006
- Out-of-State Websites May Be Sued for Infringement, Rules New York Court of Appeals
Long-arm jurisdiction may extend to out-of-state websites that allegedly downloaded for free distribution books that were protected by a state resident's copyrights, New York's highest court has ruled in answering a certified question from the 2nd Circuit. New York's long-arm statute provides jurisdiction over non- residents who commit tortious acts outside the state that result in injuries within New York.
- Lawyers USA
- April 04, 2011
- State ex rel. Rogers v. S&R Recycling, Inc., (Ohio 2011)
Personal jurisdiction; long-arm statute; piercing the corporate veil; Belvedere Condominium Unit Owners Assn. v. R.E. Roark Cos., Inc. (1993), 67 Ohio St.3d 274; a corporations violation of an environmental regulation does not automatically confer personal jurisdiction over corporate officers and shareholders.
- Ohio Supreme Court
- Natl. City Commercial Capital Corp. v. All About Limousines Corp., (Ohio 2009)
Personal jurisdiction; long-arm statute; minimum contact.
- Ohio Supreme Court
- Hawkins v. Integrity House, Inc., (Ohio 2009)
CIVIL - motion for summary judgment; Civ.R. 56; forum selection clauses; foreign judgment; noncommercial transaction; long arm statute; fraud; hearing not required.
- Ohio Supreme Court
- Enquip Technologies Group, Inc. v. Tycon Technoglass, S.r.l., (Ohio 2010)
Trial court did not err when it found that personal jurisdiction over two non-resident defendants is not conferred by Ohios long-arm statute, R.C. 2307.382. Affirmed.
- Ohio Supreme Court
- Prouse, Dash & Crouch, L.L.P., v. Dimarco, (Ohio 2008)
Personal jurisdiction; long-arm statute; forum non conveniens; deposition admissibility; breach of contract; fraudulent transfer.
- Ohio Supreme Court