Personal Jurisdiction in Trademark Case
Judge Godbey concluded that the defendants’ contacts were sufficient.
Judge Godbey concluded that the defendants’ contacts were sufficient.
Headline only a lawyer could love. Facts only a clock nut could care about. (Well, maybe a few lawyers too).
Motion to dismiss claiming both.
Personal jurisdiction jurisprudence is admittedly getting weirder these day. But it’s not this weird.
How to literally make a federal case out of a dispute at the ballpark. With a pinch hit from caselaw on RICO claims and personal jurisdiction.
Defendants asked the court to dismiss this case for lack of personal jurisdiction and improper venue.
Yes, you can have personal jurisdiction disputes over this as well.
Following jurisdictional discovery, the court determined that the facts to support personal jurisdiction just weren’t there.
The plaintiff was allowed discovery into the subject of personal jurisdiction, and the court explained why.
This case sets out the standards for specific personal jurisdiction and venue in a non-patent IP case.