Osborn v. University Soc., Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that mere requirement to pay money to debtor in Florida is not substantial enough to satisfy requirement of minimum contacts
• holding that Florida law provides that the debtor must seek the creditor and so a breach of contract based on failure to pay occurs where the creditor is domiciled
• contract with Florida resident to furnish consulting services in an unspecified location insufficient to establish personal jurisdiction
• “[W]here there is an express promise to pay and the contract does not state a place of payment, the debtor must seek the creditor and thus the breach occurs where the creditor is domiciled.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).