Woods International, Inc. v. McRoy

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• holding that a foreign defendant’s cease-and-desist letter to an in-forum plaintiff, coupled with a cease-and-desist letter to an out-of-forum customer, are insufficient by themselves for personal jurisdiction
• finding that even pervasive electronic communication between an individual and a state cannot give rise to general jurisdiction
• explaining that defendant’s passive website, which did not accept orders but provided information on its products and gave contact information, was insufficient to subject defendant to specific jurisdiction in North Carolina

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