Marquest Medical Products, Inc. v. Daniel, McKee & Co.

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• upholding the trial court’s implicit jurisdictional finding when it denied a defendant’s motion to dismiss
• finding personal jurisdiction where defendants “directed numerous representations” to plaintiff in Colorado
• implicitly recognizing that a certified public accountant may be liable for negligent misrepresentation relative to financial information concerning a client that is furnished to a third person
• implicitly recognizing liability of certified public accountants for negligent misrepresentation because accountants provided financial information about a client to a third person who relied on the representations to ship goods under a credit agreement

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).