A court has jurisdiction over a business defendant if the business has a web site that can be accessed in the state in which suit was filed.

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Merely having a website accessible in a state does not automatically grant a court jurisdiction over a business defendant. Jurisdiction typically requires more substantial contacts with the state, such as conducting business, having a physical presence, or targeting residents of the state through the website.

A Court Has Jurisdiction Over a Business Defendant If the Business