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1
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Types of Personal Jurisdiction

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In Personam
In Rem
Quasi in Rem

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2
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Federal court must analyze ______ __________ as if it were a court of the state in which it is located

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personal jurisdiction

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States authorize personal jurisdiction over a defendant who:

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1) Is present in forum state and personally served with process therein

2) Is domiciled in forum states

3) Consents to jurisdiction; or

4) Commits an act covered by a long arm statute (not on midterm)

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4
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Modern Due Process Standard

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Minimum Contacts
Purposeful Availment
Notice Required

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5
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Subject Matter Jurisdiction (2 paths)

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Diversity of Citizenship
Federal Question

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Diversity of Citizenship Jurisdiction (2 requirements)

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Complete Diversity
Amount in controversy exceeds $75K

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Federal Question Jurisdiction

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Federal Question must appear in original complaint

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Supplemental Jurisdiction

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Arises from a common nucleus of operative fact
(CNOOF)

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Exclusive Federal Jurisdiction

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Based on statute
(Patent, immigration, trademark, VA benefits)

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10
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Removal Jurisdiction

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Defendant can remove to federal court if it originally could have been brought in state court

Case cannot be removed solely on diversity if any defendant is a citizen of the forum state

Cannot be removed based solely on diversity more than one year after filing (bad faith and case amendments exceptions)

Federal defense insufficient for removal

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Removal Procedure

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30 days to remove

Starts after formal service of complaint

Amendments that allow removal reset 30 days

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Hawkins v Masters Farms Inc

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For purposes of determining whether diversity jx exists, a person is a citizen of the state in which they are domiciled

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Louisville & Nashville Railroad Co. v Mottley

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For a suit to arise under the Constitution and laws of the United States, giving a federal court jx to hear the case, a plaintiff must allege a course of action based upon the laws or that Constitution

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Redner v Sanders

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A district court has jx where the matter in controversy is between citizens of different states or citizens of a state and citizens or subjects of a foreign state

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Hertz Corp. v Friend

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A corporation’s principal place of business, for federal diversity jx purposes, refers to the place where the corporation’s high level officers direct, control, and coordinate the company’s activities

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In re Ameriquest Mortage Co.

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In any action in which the district court has jx over a federal claim, the district court also has supplemental jx over state claims that are so related to claims in the action that they form part of the same case or controversy (CNOOF)

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Szendry-Ramos v First Bancorp

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Supplemental jx should not be exercised over claim that posit novel and complex issues of state law or substantially predominate over the federal claims

18
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Keller Logistics Group, Inc v Navistar, Inc

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A defendant may remove an action based on diversity jx more than one year after the suit was filed if the plaintiff acted in bad faith to prevent removal

19
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Pennoyer v Neff

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Under the Due Process Clause, no person is subject to the jx of a court unless they voluntarily appear in the court, are found within the state, reside in the state, or have property in the state that the court has attached

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Int’l Shoe v Washington

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For a defendant not present within the territory of a forum to be subjected to a court’s in personal jx, due process requires that the defendant have certain minimum contacts with the forum such that the maintenance of the suit does not offend traditional notions of fair play and justice

21
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McGee v Int’l Life Insurance Co

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A state court has jx over an out-of-state company if the company has substantial contacts with the state

22
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Hanson v Denckla

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A defendant is subject to personal jx only if the defendant purposefully avails itself to the privilege of conducting activities in the forum state

23
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World Wide Volkswagen Corp v Woodson

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Foreseeability alone is not sufficient to authorize a state court’s assertion of personal jx over a non-resident defendant that has no contacts, ties, or relations with the forum state

24
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J.McIntyre Machinery, Ltd v Nicastro

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For a defendant to be subject to a state’s personal jx, it must purposefully avail itself of the privilege of conducting activities within the forum state, thus invoking the benefits and protections of its laws

25
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Goodyear Dunlop Tires Operations, SA v Brown

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A state court may not exercise general jurisdiction over a foreign subsidiary of a US-based corporation unless it engages in such continuous and systematic activities as to render it essentially at home in the forum state

26
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Daimler AG v Bauman

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A court can assert general jx over a corporation if its affiliations with the forum state are so continuous and systematic as to render the corp at home in the state

27
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Bristol-Myers Squibb Co v Superior Court

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For a state court to assert specific jurisdiction, there must be an affiliation between the forum state and the specific claim at issue

28
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Ford Motor Co. v Montana Eighth Judicial District Court

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A state can exercise specific jx over a nonresident defendant in an action arising out of or related to the nonresident defendant’s purposeful contacts with the forum state