Robertson v. Conrey

How courts have described this case

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• finding that the defendant transacted business in Kentucky when he “sent emails to [plaintiff], knowing that he was in Kentucky, asking him to send samples and instructions for his products, which [plaintiff] fulfilled from Kentucky”
• finding defendant transacted business in Kentucky when he “sent emails to [plaintiff], knowing that he was in Kentucky, asking him to send samples and instructions for his products, which [plaintiff] fulfilled from Kentucky”
• “Making phone calls, sending facsimiles, sending e-mails, letters or other communications, standing alone, ‘may be sufficient to confer jurisdiction on the foreign defendant where the phone calls and faxes form the bases for the action.’”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).