· 7/30/2009
Nogle & Black Aviation, Inc. v. Faveretto Ex Rel. Migliori
Citations
- 290 S.W.3d 277
- 2009 Tex. App. LEXIS 5958
- 2009 WL 943872
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- holding that nonresident defendant’s contract with Texas-based engineer to design inspection procedure for wing spar supported specific jurisdiction when plaintiffs asserted negligence in design and inspection of wing spar
- holding nonresident company purposefully availed itself of engineering work by Texas resident it selected even if resident was hired by another corporation
- noting that “it is the place of performance rather than execution, consummation or delivery which should govern the determination of jurisdiction”
- upholding exercise of personal jurisdiction in Texas over nonresident based on contract designed to benefit from the skills of a Texas resident who performed the contract in Texas
- upholding exercise of personal jurisdiction in Texas over nonresident based on contract designed to benefit from the skills of a Texas resident who performed the contract in Texas
- purposeful-availment doctrine “recognizes that a defendant can make choices to avoid benefitting from activities in Texas”
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Judges: Leslie B. Yates
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