Jay Carson Featured in Federal Bar Association Newsletter
On its face, the Sixth Circuit’s 2-1 decision in Calphalon v. Rowlette, 228 F.3d 718 (2000), presents the “go-to” case for a defendant contesting personal jurisdiction. It has been cited by courts 506 times since it was decided and again, on its face, moves to restate the established requirements for personal jurisdiction. To learn more download the article.
Wegman Hessler specializes in business law for business leaders, applying legal discipline to solve business problems to help business owners run smarter. For more than 50 years, this Cleveland business law firm provides full-service strategic legal counsel for closely held businesses. Learn more at www.wegmanlaw.com.
Categories
Popular Posts
Tags
Related Stories
AstraZeneca found liable for wrongful termination of worker in COVID-19 vaccine exemption claim in Federal Court
Cleveland – On November 26, 2024, a U.S. District Judge Pamela A. Barker of the Northern District of Ohio ruled that AstraZeneca discriminated against former employee Jonathan Bobnar when it…
Wegman Hessler Valore receives “Best Law Firm” for Cleveland honors, four attorneys recognized as “Best Lawyers”
Wegman Hessler Valore, a leading business law firm serving organizations and leaders throughout Northeast Ohio, has again been recognized with “Best Law Firm” honors in Commercial Litigation, Tier One by…
Business Litigation Attorney Angela Lavin to Speak on E-Discovery and Data Collection
As litigation becomes increasingly complex, the e-discovery process is more important than ever. Law firms must have a sound strategy for collecting, reviewing, and producing electronic data to prevail in…