Out-of-state media buyers may routinely be subject to the long-arm jurisdiction of New York state courts, according to an unsigned opinion of the Appellate Division, First Department. The five-judge panel, reversing the trial court, held that a California company with no presence in New York could be sued in Supreme Court here in a lawsuit over its alleged failure to pay for advertising time it purchased on behalf of a client on a cable television network based in New York.
September 02, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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Out-of-state media buyersmay routinely be subject to the long-arm jurisdiction of New York statecourts, according to an unsigned opinion of the Appellate Division, FirstDepartment.
The five-judge panel, reversingthe trial court, held that a California company with no presence in NewYork could be sued in Supreme Court here in a lawsuit over its allegedfailure to pay for advertising time it purchased on behalf of a clienton a cable television network based in New York.
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