Anderson v. American Society of Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeons

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• noting that the federal approach to addressing 12(b)(2) motions is motivated by a concern for these three factors
• stating that, in situations where an evidentiary hearing is not held, \the plaintiff must prove jurisdiction at trial by a preponderance of the evidence after making a prima facie showing before trial\
• approving procedures employed by federal trial courts when making pretrial determinations regarding personal jurisdiction as appropriate guidelines for Utah's trial courts
• approving procedures employed by federal trial courts when making pretrial determinations regarding personal jurisdiction as appropriate guidelines for Utah's trial courts
• “[I]n a pretrial determination of jurisdiction, a plaintiff cannot rely on allegations made in the complaint if the defendant has specifically controverted alleged jurisdictional facts by affidavit.”
• “The plaintiffs factual allegations are accepted as true unless specifically controverted.”

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