Price v. Point Marine, Inc.

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• holding that in an analysis of personal jurisdiction, a court must apply the tests of constitutional due process after deciding that a defendant falls under the state's long-arm statute
• holding that vessel’s three brief visits in state did not confer general jurisdiction
• noting that sporadic activities or visits to Florida consisting of the occasional solicitation of business in Florida do not constitute \substantial and not isolated activity\
• holding that sporadic visits do not constitute substantial activity
• determining that the court lacked personal jurisdiction where the plaintiff died in Florida from injuries occurring while on a ship off the coast of Texas
• finding general jurisdiction did not exist over a defendant who had unsuccessfully solicited business in Florida on thirteen occasions by sending letters to prospective clients who were in the market for the defendant’s services

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