· 4/17/2017

In re Clean Energy Collective LLC v. Borrego Solar Systems, Inc

Citations

  • 2017 CO 27
  • 394 P.3d 1114
  • 2017 WL 1378965
  • 2017 Colo. LEXIS 297

Syllabus

Constitutional Law—Personal Jurisdiction—General Jurisdiction—Corporations and Business Organizations. The Supreme Court issued a rule to show cause to review the trial court's conclusion that defendant Borrego Solar Systems, Inc. (Borrego) is subject to general personal jurisdiction in Colorado. Because the trial court did not assess whether Borrego was essentially at home in Colorado, the Court concluded it did not fully apply the test announced in Magill v. Ford Motor Co., 2016 CO 57, 379 P.3d 1033, and therefore erred in exercising general personal jurisdiction over Borrego. Applying the complete test, the Court further concluded that Borrego is not subject to general jurisdiction in this state. The rule to show cause was made absolute and the case was remanded for further proceedings.

Judges: Hood

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