At a time when the Internet seems to be effacing geographical business boundaries, a decision from a New Jersey appeals court shows that minimum contacts still matter.
December 19, 2013 at 05:50 PM
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At a time when the Internet seems to be effacing geographical business boundaries, a decision from a New Jersey appeals court shows that minimum contacts still matter.
The Appellate Division held Thursday that New Jersey lacked personal jurisdiction over a nonresident who worked for a New Jersey employer from out of state.
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