Meuillon v. Overton

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• holding that pure issue of law is preserved by motion for summary judgment and is reviewable after final judgment
• noting that under Rule 8-131(a), “the issue of the jurisdiction of the trial court over a person may be reviewed as long as the party asserting a lack of jurisdiction has not waived this defense.”
• stating that “to the extent that the issue of personal jurisdiction [was] a question of law, it is not properly submitted to the trier of fact to resolve,” and, therefore, there was “nothing to preclude our review of this issue”
• stating that “to the extent that the issue of personal jurisdiction [was] a question of law, it is not properly submitted to the trier of fact to resolve,” and, therefore, there was “nothing to preclude our review of this issue”
• claim for medical malpractice arises out of solicitation in Maryland by Pennsylvania hospital
• \[A] holding that a forum may exert general jurisdiction over a party involves a legal finding that the defendant maintains continuous and systematic contacts with the forum which constitute doing business in the forum.\

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