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A group of Turkish clothing manufacturers that hired a Pennsylvania woman to work as its marketing representative in the U.S. and had nearly daily phone contact with her for 14 years can be hauled into court in the state even though none of its corporate officers ever traveled there, a federal judge ruled. The judge said the company had sufficient contacts with the state to satisfy the requirements of specific jurisdiction.
September 28, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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