A. UBERTI & C. v. Leonardo in & for PIMA

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• concluding that defendant intending to sell its products to any and all United States citizens can be held accountable in any jurisdiction where its products cause injury
• stating that under Rule 4.2(a), “Arizona will exert personal jurisdiction over a nonresident litigant to the maximum extent allowed by the federal constitution”
• permitting Arizona to exercise personal jurisdiction over Italian firearms manufacturer, which sold revolvers intended for sale in United States through American distributor
• permitting Arizona to exercise personal jurisdiction over Italian firearms manufacturer, which sold revolvers intended for sale in United States through American distributor
• asserting jurisdiction over a foreign defendant who marketed products to the United States in general, even though there was no evidence that the defendant specifically intended to market the product in Arizona
• evidentiary objections to affidavits must be made in trial court to preserve issue for appeal

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).