New York’s Appellate Division, 1st Department, has enunciated a personal-jurisdiction standard for the Internet age.
In holding that a California music executive and her company are subject to personal jurisdiction here for a fee dispute with their New York attorney regarding a copyright infringement case filed in Oregon, the appellate panel found the clients’ actions to be the determinative factor.
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