Goldberg v. City of Atlantic

How courts have described this case

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• holding that it was reasonable to assert personal jurisdiction over a foreign manufacturer when they knew their product would be sold by a distributor throughout the United States
• holding that it was reasonable to assert personal jurisdiction over a foreign manufacturer when they knew their product would be sold by a distributor throughout the United States
• “[T]he burden of proof is met by a prima facie showing that personal jurisdiction is conferred under the relevant jurisdictional statute.”

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