“The degree of interactivity and the commercial nature of the information exchanged on Valenti's website are sufficient to establish personal jurisdiction under the sliding scale test."
February 25, 2021 at 04:03 PM
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A Lackawanna County Court of Common Pleas judge ruled that a Connecticut-based auto dealership can be sued in Pennsylvania because its website specifically targets consumers from the Keystone State and actively pursued their business.
The civil action in D&S Auto Sales v. Commercial Sales & Marketing arose from the plaintiff’s purchase of a Ford F-550 Self Loader Truck from CMS Truck Sales and the alleged faulty service and repair of the truck at Valenti’s dealership in Connecticut.
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