Richards v. Tsunami Softgoods, Inc.

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• finding no general jurisdiction where defendants did only $75,000 in business in the state in most recent years
• “Because a party may invoke Rule 4(k)(2) only where no individual state may properly exercise personal jurisdiction over a defendant, the Court will first consider whether jurisdiction is properly exercised under the Maine long-arm statute.”

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