Lewis v. Indian Springs Land Corp.

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• “Calder is interpreted by the Texas Supreme Court as turning ... importantly, on facts reflecting a ‘substantial presence’ in the forum.”
• “Calder is interpreted by the Texas Supreme Court as turning . . . importantly, on facts reflecting a ‘substantial presence’ in the forum.”

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