Kitchen v. Hillside Coal Co.

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• finding personal jurisdiction in trademark infringement case in part because plaintiff’s cease-and-desist letter provided notice to the out-of-state defendant that its continued use of the trademark would injure plaintiff in the forum state
• purposeful availment where nonresident defendant's Web site enabled visitors to contact company to learn where they can buy its products

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).