Caldwell v. Caldwell ex rel. K.C.

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• recognizing that personal jurisdiction may exist where a defendant’s tortious statements were directed at in-state listeners
• recognizing that for there to be jurisdiction over a tortious interference claim under section 48.193(b), the interference must occur within the state or arise from oral statements directed at listeners within the state
• holding a complaint is not legally sufficient to allege personal jurisdiction based on tortious acts when the complaint fails to 4 Once again, because Plaintiff cites section 48.193(1)(a)(2

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