Opinion No. 68-295 (1969) Ag

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• finding purposeful availment and personal jurisdiction satisfied when out-of-state defendant had “semi-regular” contact with his supervisors in the forum state through emails and phone calls
• noting the defendant’s “semi-regular” contact with his supervisors in the forum state via email and phone calls
• where long-arm statute “extends to the limits imposed by federal constitutional due process requirements[], the two questions become one”
• “Section 600.705(1) is satisfied by ‘the slightest act of business in Michigan.’” (quotation omitted)
• “[Plaintiff] accepted a job in which his duties were purposefully aimed at, and tied to, Michigan and its residents, Michigan was, at least in part, the focus of [plaintiff’s] employment and the parties’ relationship.”

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