International Private Satellite Partners, L.P. v. Lucky Cat Ltd.

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• allowing limited jurisdictional discovery on the issue of successor liability when relevant facts were in dispute
• refusing to dismiss complaint for lack of personal jurisdiction because, based on pleadings, it was possible that non-signatory was successor entity to signatory
• authorizing limited jurisdictional discovery and noting that the defendant could “renew is motion to dismiss, if appropriate,” thereafter
• relying on Hugel and Manetti- Farrow to find personal jurisdiction over a non-signatory defendant
• relying on Hugel and Manetti-Farrow to find personal jurisdiction over a non-signatory defendant
• denying a motion to dismiss for lack of personal jurisdiction in similar circumstances

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