James D. Mesalic v. Fiberfloat Corp. D/B/A Harley Boat Company, Howard D. Harley, Individually, Jointly and Severally

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• concluding that assertion of personal jurisdiction comported with notions of \fair play and substantial justice\
• concluding that assertion of personal jurisdiction comported with notions of “fair play and substantial justice”
• holding that a district court may assert personal jurisdiction over a nonresident defendant to the extent permissible under the law of the state in which the district court sits
• concluding that New Jersey had a valid interest in protecting its residents from damages arising out of the sale by a nonresident of a defectively manufactured product
• noting that non-resident defendant's marketing strategy, including advertising in national publications distributed in the forum, provided, at best, tangential support for specific personal jurisdiction
• noting that non-resident defendant's marketing strategy, including advertising in national publications distributed in the forum, provided, at best, tangential support for specific personal jurisdiction

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