Long-arm statutes enable a court to serve a defendant outside the state as long as the defendant has engaged in certain acts within the state such as committing a tort within the state or doing business within the state.

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Long-arm statutes do allow a court to serve a defendant outside the state if certain conditions are met, such as the defendant committing a tort or doing business within the state.

Long-Arm Statutes Enable a Court to Serve a Defendant Outside