A Maryland state court can exercise jurisdiction over National Insurance Corporation,an out-of-state company,if the firm has

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In order for a state court to exercise jurisdiction over an out-of-state company, the company must have minimum contacts with the state. This means that the company must have some type of connection or presence in the state, such as conducting business or having customers in the state. Maximum or medium contacts are not relevant in determining jurisdiction, and no contacts would not allow for jurisdiction.

A Maryland State Court Can Exercise Jurisdiction Over National Insurance