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A New York judge has ruled that her court cannot exercise personal jurisdiction in a fee collection suit brought by a New York law firm against its former client, a South Korean company. The firm had argued that the company's hiring of the firm and subsequent communications via telephone and e-mails provided sufficient contacts for New York courts to exercise jurisdiction, but the judge said such communications did not show the company transacted business in the state as required by the long-arm statute.
July 15, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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