Warren v. Honda Motor Co., Ltd.

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• parent corporation’s acts of placing product in worldwide market can be attributed to its subsidiary and constitute a minimum contact
• Honda Motors’ purposeful acts of placing its all-terrain cycle (“ATC”
• “Honda R & D designs for a particular, related manufacturer and known distributors. It therefore deliberately designs the product for a worldwide market that includes the Utah market and other states. Under the circumstances this indirect act to serve Utah” satisfies due process
• also holding that motorcycle designers qualify as manufacturers
• also holding that motorcycle designers qualify as manufactures

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).