Neogen Corporation v. Neo Gen Screening, Inc.

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• holding that the purposeful availment requirement is satisfied \if the web site is interactive to a degree that reveals specifically intended interaction with residents of the state\
• holding that the defendant purposefully availed itself of the privilege of doing business in Michigan by granting its clients passwords to access its services on the website and by welcoming the business of Michigan customers on a regular basis
• holding that roughly fifteen transactions per year with Michigan residents is “predictable yearly business” in this forum, is not a random or fortuitous connection, and thus amounts to purposeful availment
• holding that a website is passive if it simply posts product and contact information
• holding that defendant purposefully availed itself of acting in the forum by granting clients passwords to access the defendant’s services on the website and by welcoming the business of Michigan customers on a regular basis
• determining that the plaintiffs allegations of economic harm from trademark infringement were sufficient to support a prima facie case for personal jurisdiction

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