Matias Aviles v. Donald Kunkle, D/b/a, Kunkle Farms, and Richard Kunkle

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• holding that to exercise specific jurisdiction, defendants’ forum contacts that are asserted as basis for jurisdiction must be related to subject matter of controversy
• holding that the FLSA is silent on service of process
• explaining that a defendant’s amenability to personal jurisdiction in an FLSA action case is determined by the forum state’s long-arm statute (citations omitted)
• finding one telephone call and one letter into the forum state insufficient to justify exercising personal jurisdiction over the defendant.
• if Congress did not provide for nationwide service of process, it cannot be inferred
• if Congress did not provide for nationwide service of process, it cannot be inferred

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