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· 7/13/2006

Gather, Inc. v. GATHEROO, LLC

Citations

  • 443 F. Supp. 2d 108
  • 2006 WL 2147611

How courts have described this case

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  • concluding that the relatedness prong is easily met when trademark infringement claim arose from a website that allegedly caused harm to plaintiff in forum state
  • concluding that the relatedness prong is easily met when trademark infringement claim arose from a website that allegedly caused harm to plaintiff in forum state
  • relying on Zippo analysis in concluding that Internet company had purposefully availed itself of the benefits of the forum state through use of its website
  • implementing “sliding scale” analysis in which exercise of personal jurisdiction is dependent on the degree of interactivity of website
  • finding purposeful availment based in part on the defendant’s direct communications with users in the forum state
  • finding purposeful availment where a website not only permitted filtering by state, but also “accept[ed] members from [the forum state],” “solicit[ed] their continued business,” and “communicat[ed] directly with [forum state] users”

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Judges: Saris, Dein

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