Waterval v. District Court in and for El Paso County

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• acts of Virginia attorney, though intermittent rather than continuous in frequency, were sufficient in duration and significance
• Colorado long-arm statute; personal jurisdiction over a Virginia defendant who, without physical presence in Colorado, offered investment advice to a Colorado resident, who sustained damage by reliance on the advice given
• personal jurisdiction existed based on several factors, including a professional relationship that involved extensive communications between a nonresident and resident of Colorado by email and telephone
• court must assume pleadings are true

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).