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· 9/5/2007

Arch Aluminum & Glass Co., Inc. v. Haney

Citations

  • 964 So. 2d 228
  • 2007 WL 2480554

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  • holding that an email directed into Florida did not constitute the commission of a tortious act in Florida because the email did not give rise to the plaintiff’s cause of action
  • noting that Florida's long-arm statute's use of the present tense verb \is engaged in\ substantial and not isolated activity within this state \shows that jurisdiction under this subsection requires current activity\

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Judges: Warner

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