Ruston Gas Turbines, Inc. v. Donaldson Company, Inc., Defendant-Third Party v. Corchran, Inc., Third-Party

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• holding that both prongs of the analysis must be satisfied before personal jurisdiction can be asserted
• holding that both prongs of the analysis must be satisfied before personal jurisdiction can be asserted
• concluding that single act by corporate defendant directed at the forum may be enough to give rise to specific personal jurisdiction if the act gives rise to claim being asserted
• holding that both prongs of the due process analysis must be satisfied before personal jurisdiction can be asserted
• holding that Texas has an interest in adjudicating a dispute involving one of its residents
• holding that both prongs of the due process analysis must be satisfied before personal jurisdiction can be asserted

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