Worthington v. Small

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• no personal jurisdiction under section (b)(1) when plaintiffs claims arose from acts performed in Missouri
• no personal jurisdiction, despite the defendant attorney’s being licensed to practice law in Kansas, because his legal practice was centered in Missouri and the contract at issue did not contemplate the performance of any services in Kansas
• defendant's contacts consisting of a Kansas law license, representing clients in Kansas over several years, and appearing as a defendant in several Kansas courts before the matter at issue, were not so continuous and systematic as to confer general jurisdiction

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