KM Enterprises Incorporated v. Global Traffic Technologies In

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• holding that venue and service provisions of the Clayton Act must be read together
• holding that when a federal statute provides for nationwide service of process, “due process requires only that [a defendant] have sufficient minimum contacts with the United States as a whole to support personal jurisdiction”
• holding that when a federal statute provides for nationwide service of process, “due process requires only that [a defendant] have sufficient minimum contacts with the United States as a whole to support personal jurisdiction”
• recognizing that documents containing “sensitive, confidential pricing and customer information” warranted sealing
• noting that Section 12 of the Clayton Act, 15 U.S.C. § 22, provides for nationwide service of process
• noting that a defendant’s “negligible sales” constituted “the weakest support for venue” where its $2,327 of direct sales in a district constituted 0.002 percent of its total sales during a four year period

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