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S.D. Illinois· 8/15/2018

Regenlab U.S. LLC v. Estar Techs. Ltd.

Citations

  • 335 F. Supp. 3d 526

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  • holding home offices as “place of the defendant” when its employees had products and small centrifuges in their homes
  • holding 15 that the home offices of employees are a physical place in the district because all the company’s 16 employees work from home
  • observing that because all employees of the defendant worked from home, their home offices constituted a primary physical location for the defendant's business
  • holding home offices as “place of the defendant” when its employees had products and small centrifuges in their homes
  • observing that because all employees of the defendant worked from home, their home offices constituted a primary physical location for the defendant's business
  • stressing that the “employees did not merely possess [sales kits]—their use in New York was part of each employee’s job description”

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Judges: Carter

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