Daimler-Benz Aktiengesellschaft v. Olson

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• considering the web site operated by foreign corporation, which is similar to Bridgestone’s web site in the minimum contacts inquiry
• interactive website alone insufficient to subject appellant to jurisdiction of Texas court
• “The federal government’s foreign policy interests are not hindered when individual states ensure that large international companies operate in an equitable business environment in which wrongs are redressed by those responsible.”
• parent established U.S. subsidiary through whom it sold its products to customers in U.S., licensed its distinctive trademark to subsidiary which created confusion of identity, and closely supervised and directed subsidiaries' activities
• parent established U.S. subsidiary through whom it sold its products to customers in U.S., licensed its distinctive trademark to subsidiary which created confusion of identity, and closely supervised and directed subsidiaries’ activities
• Tex. App. B Austin 2000, pet. dism = d w.o.j .

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