Tese-Milner v. De Beers Centenary A.G.

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• permitting jurisdictional discovery on scope of agency issues where the plaintiff's allegations were \neither sparse nor insufficiently specific but... simply insufficiently developed ... to permit judgment as to whether ... jurisdiction is appropriate\
• “[T]he Court has not encountered, and Plaintiff does not offer any legal support for the concept that ‘integrated enterprise’ has any legal meaning for the purposes of the relevant personal jurisdiction law.”
• “[T]he Court has not encountered, and Plaintiff does not offer, any legal support for the contention that ‘integrated enterprise’ has any legal meaning for the purposes of the relevant personal jurisdiction law.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).