Savage v. Bioport, Inc.

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• holding that, under the government contacts exception, defendant’s contacts with the Department of Defense are excluded from the personal jurisdiction analysis
• holding that defendant’s contracts to sell vaccines to the Department of Defense did not create personal jurisdiction due to the government contacts principle
• concluding it was “implausible that any additional discovery would be sufficient to establish general jurisdiction in the District of Columbia[]”
• denying the plaintiffs requests for jurisdictional discovery after the plaintiffs only alleged contact between the defendant and the District of Columbia was excluded under the government contacts principle
• denying the plaintiff’s requests for jurisdictional discovery after the plaintiff’s only alleged contact between the defendant and the District of Columbia was excluded under the government contacts principle

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