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· 6/14/1990

Ross v. Creighton University

Citations

  • 740 F. Supp. 1319
  • 1990 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 7354
  • 1990 WL 84378

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  • same policies which forbid the tort also forbid cause of action based upon breach of contract theory
  • no general jurisdiction even assuming college employed full-time recruiter in forum state to encourage residents to attend and supported recruitment effort with direct-mail to prospective students in forum state
  • no general jurisdiction despite fact that significant number of forum residents attended out-of-state school
  • court exercised specific personal jurisdiction under the “transaction of business” provision of the Illinois long-arm statute in large part because Creighton representatives “came into Illinois on four occasions to discuss” the plaintiff-athlete’s enrollment

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Judges: Nordberg

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