Kloth v. Southern Christian University

How courts have described this case

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• involving defendant’s use of website that advertised its \distance learning\ program
• no general jurisdiction over foreign university that maintained a website that gave general information and allowed students to submit online applications for admission
• in general jurisdiction analysis, posting of information on a website is not sufficient
• “Courts within the Third Circuit have traditionally required ‘something more’ from defendants than the knowledge that their website could be viewed or that their product could be used in a forum state before considering whether specific jurisdiction is proper.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).