Sperry Assoc. Fed. Credit Union v. John

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• holding that Supreme Court precedent does not bar “mere foreseeability” from being constitutionally sufficient when defendant’s product enters the forum state while in the stream of commerce
• holding that copyright infringement claims related to a bottle put into the stream of commerce satisfies purposeful availment and “arise out of” prongs for specific jurisdiction
• noting that the “court must resolve all undisputed facts submitted by the plaintiff, as well as all facts contested in the affidavits, in favor of jurisdiction”
• noting that the “court must resolve all undisputed facts submitted by the plaintiff, as well as all facts contested in the affidavits, in favor of jurisdiction”
• observing that “jurisdiction may attach both to manufacturers who supply their own delivery systems and to those that make use of the distribution systems of third parties”
• noting that the “court must resolve all undisputed facts submitted by the plaintiff, as well as all facts contested in the affidavits, in favor of jurisdic- tion”

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