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Just when it seemed that various forms of online conduct could give rise to legal jurisdiction in distant forums, a decision issued Nov. 26 by a California appellate court over allegedly libelous Internet postings provides guidance in this area. In Nam Tai Electronics v. Titzer , the court found that parties aren't necessarily held to choice of law and venue provisions in a terms of service agreement.
December 03, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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