Earl W. Green v. U. S. Chewing Gum Mfg. Co., and H. L. Wilkinson

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• concluding that a corporation conducted substantial business in a district when it sold $25,000 of products in the district per year
• holding that having two regular customers and conducting $25,000 annually in sales, which is approximately $240,000 in 2020 dollars considering 4 (Rec. Doc. 177-2, at 5). inflation, constituted substantial business
• affirming the propriety of venue under Section 12 where a defendant had two regular customers in' a district
• affirming the propriety of venue under Section 12 where a defendant had two regular customers in a district
• affirming the propriety of venue under Section 12 where a defendant made $25,000 annually in sales in that district
• $25,000 per year, but this was claimed to be but a small part of the total business of the defendant company

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