First Circuit· 1/13/2016

Copia Communications, LLC v. Amresorts, L.P.

Citations

812 F.3d 1
2016 U.S. App. LEXIS 536
2016 WL 147425

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Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

explaining that defendant’s mailing of contract nonrenewal notice to plaintiffs “registered office” in Massachusetts was insufficient to confer jurisdiction
explaining that contacts are not relevant to the specific jurisdiction analysis unless claims arise out of or relate to those contacts
finding that fact that defendant sent notice of nonrenewal to plaintiff’s registered office in Massachusetts did not support finding of purposeful availment
noting that “Massachusetts’s long-arm statute might impose more restrictive limits on the exercise of personal jurisdiction than does the Constitution”
explaining that contacts are not relevant to the specific jurisdiction analysis unless claims arise out of or relate to those contacts
noting that “[r]ecently, however, we have suggested that Massachusetts's long-arm statute might impose more restrictive limits on the exercise of personal jurisdiction than does the Constitution”

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Judges: Lynch, Selya, Kayatta

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