Milberg Factors, Inc. v. Greenbaum

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• holding that execution of a guaranty with a foreign corporation in Florida is insufficient evidence of the foreign corporation’s continuing business ventures in the state so as to warrant assertion of long-arm jurisdiction over the corporation
• finding defendant’s contacts did not support specific or general jurisdiction when defendant’s only business contacts with the forum amounted to less than 2% of defendant’s revenue
• declining to exercise jurisdiction under the conducting business prong where the defendant’s Florida-based revenue amounted to less than 2% of its total revenue
• finding the defendant’s contacts insufficient for specific or general jurisdiction when the defendant’s only business contacts with the forum amounted to less than 2% of the defendant’s revenue
• because plaintiff was a foreign corporation that did not solicit business or maintain an office, agent, employee, or telephone listing in Florida, the district court found that Milberg’s contacts with Florida were isolated

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).