A court can exercise jurisdiction over a corporate defendant if the court is located in the state in which the corporation has "visible advertising."

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Jurisdiction over a corporate defendant is determined by various factors, including the corporation's contacts with the forum state (where the court is located). Visible advertising alone is not enough to establish jurisdiction. Instead, courts look at factors such as the corporation's physical presence, contracts entered into in the state, and the extent of its business activity in the state.

A Court Can Exercise Jurisdiction Over a Corporate Defendant If