Agway, Inc. v. Hotham

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• holding that selling a product online to Louisiana residents was not sufficient to establish personal jurisdiction when the website did not specifically target Louisiana
• concluding that Wisconsin company did not purposefully target activities at Louisiana where its website targeted “the entire United States,” not just Louisiana
• holding that selling a product online to Louisiana residents was not sufficient to establish personal jurisdiction when the website did not specifically target Louisiana
• holding that selling a product online to Louisiana residents was not sufficient to establish personal jurisdiction when the website did not specifically target Louisiana
• noting that a website accessible from a particular state does not create sufficient contacts to support personal jurisdiction in that state
• noting that the defendant had no offices, salespeople, or stores in the forum state and that it had sold no products there

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).