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· 5/29/2019

Dunmore v. State

Citations

  • 272 So. 3d 742

How courts have described this case

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  • finding that defendant-shipowner’s port stops, phone calls, and agency relationships in Florida were insufficient to give rise to specific personal jurisdiction
  • finding port stops at the direction of the ship's charterer, engaging husbanding agents, soliciting Florida employees, and maintenance of an escrow account to ship pollutants into the jurisdiction do not satisfy the requirements for specific personal jurisdiction

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