Whitaker v. Krestmark of Alabama, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• Alabama driver enroute to Georgia to make a delivery who had an accident in Alabama not subject to long-arm jurisdiction of Georgia
• the personal injury cause of action arose out an accident that occurred in Alabama with a truck driven by defendant company’s employee on its way to Georgia to make deliveries for the defendant company, which was a resident of Alabama
• the personal injury cause of action arose out an accident that occurred in Alabama with a truck driven by defendant company's employee on its way to Georgia to make deliveries for the defendant company, which was a resident of Alabama
• “[I]t is unquestioned that in the present case both the allegedly tortious act and the resulting injury occurred within ... Alabama. ... Accordingly, subsections [two] and [three] of the Long Arm statute are not applicable and [the Court cannot hinge jurisdiction on these sections.]”
• limiting the application of subsection (1) to contract actions

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).