Donald Bruce Sondergard v. Miles, Inc.

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• holding that designation of agent for service of process confers general personal jurisdiction
• holding that under South Dakota’s registration statutes even when the claim was brought by a resident of Utah “a foreign corporation’s authorized agent can be served even if the cause of action arose outside the state”
• noting that cold medicine manufacturer did not limit where its products may be purchased and was therefore subject to general jurisdiction
• stating a defendant that registers an agent is subject to general jurisdiction in South Dakota, even if registered after a cause of action accrues
• applying a similar approach to South Dakota law
• interpreting identically worded South Dakota, statute

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