Bradlee Management Services, Inc. v. Cassells

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• affirming Bradlee I on federal precedent to the contrary but without adopting the same
• holding foreign defendant did not have sufficient minimum contacts with Georgia to establish personal jurisdiction when, inter alia, it had not regularly done or solicited business in the State of Georgia and had not engaged in any persistent course of conduct in this state
• reporter mailing news tapes to Georgia television station for a news report was not engaged in persistent course of conduct
• employee’s contacts with Georgia in his individual capacity held insufficient to confer jurisdiction
• Virginia reporter who sent tapes to local Atlanta, Georgia television station and was in news report that aired in Georgia did not engage in persistent course of conduct within Georgia and was not subject to long-arm jurisdiction

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