I. T. Sales, Inc. v. Dry

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• holding that personal jurisdiction over a California defendant was proper where an employment contract was formed in Virginia although the entire contract was to be performed in Texas
• finding personal jurisdiction where the employment contract was formed in Virginia despite substantially all of the required performance occurring outside of Virginia
• long-arm jurisdiction obtained where contract had been executed in Virginia but substantially all the performance of the contract’s terms took place out-of-state
• defendant’s entry into single employment contract in Virginia sufficed to give its courts jurisdiction over him in a dispute over the contract that arose after he had moved to California

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).