Micromedia v. Automated Broadcast Controls

How courts have described this case

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• holding that “an offer for an agreement that was not entered into until later” did not satisfy the statute of frauds
• holding that “an offer for an agreement that was not entered into until later” did not satisfy the statute of frauds
• finding nonresident corporation had minimum contacts because of (1) telephone calls between Texas resident and corporate representative and (2) existence of contract between Texas resident and nonresident corporation
• plaintiff amended complaint to comply with Texas long arm statute; defendant failed to object to amended complaint, thereby waiving objection to lack of service
• “Even a single purposeful contact may be sufficient to meet the requirements of minimum contacts when the cause of action arises from the contact.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).