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Rosenblit v. Danaher

Citations

  • 206 Conn. 125
  • 537 A.2d 145
  • 1988 Conn. LEXIS 20

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that when there is no definitive decision or ruling on a motion, the doctrine of the law of the case in inapplicable
  • ruling against finding of personal jurisdiction where, although plaintiff was a resident of Connecticut, the “large measure” of events that gave rise to the suit occurred in Massachusetts
  • construing General Statutes § 52-59(b)(a)(1), the long-arm statute covering nonresidents and foreign partnerships
  • Massachusetts attorney not subject to jurisdiction in this state under § 52-59b (a) (1) even though he had business meeting with plaintiff in Connecticut
  • unless there is evidence to the contrary, it is presumed that judicial acts and duties have been duly performed
  • defendant attorney's representation of former clients at one meeting in Connecticut did not satisfy \transacting business\ standard

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Judges: Healey

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