E-mail communications between parties in an ongoing business relationship has been found to create sufficient minimum contacts to establish personal jurisdiction without a separate physical presence and is the prevailing law throughout the U.S.

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The establishment of personal jurisdiction based on email communications alone is not uniformly accepted as the prevailing law throughout the U.S. Courts typically require more substantial contacts, such as physical presence or other significant activities, to establish personal jurisdiction.

E-Mail Communications Between Parties in an Ongoing Business Relationship Has