Schimpf v. Gerald, Inc.

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• finding that \[a] multiple-damages provision's dual nature can result in it being considered more like a compensatory remedy\ for some purposes, \while being considered more like a penalty\ for others
• “[P]ersonal jurisdiction exists based upon [the defendant’s] own solicitation and the doctrine of apparent agency[.] ”

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