United States Securities & Exchange Commission v. Carrillo

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• holding that a defendant who solicited “American investors” and “maintain[ed] bank accounts” in the United States established minimum contacts with the forum
• emphasizing that the defendant’s contacts must relate to the cause of action or have given rise to it
• noting that it is well established that advertising “reasonably calculated to reach the forum” may be purposeful availment, as can direct solicitation mailings
• finding that the nonresident corporation purposefully availed itself to the United States where it purchased advertisements numerous times in a widely circulated, complimentary airlines magazine and set up bank accounts to purchase unregistered securities
• examining Fifth Amendment fairness requirement after establishing that alien defendant had sufficient minimum contacts with United States
• examining Fifth Amendment fairness requirement after establishing that alien defendant had sufficient minimum contacts with United States

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