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Second Circuit Personal Jurisdiction: Chloe v Queen Bee - One Trap Sale "Might Well Be" Sufficient

By Marty Schwimmer

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This is now the latest Second Circuit decision on minimum contacts in NY in an IP context.

Chloe sues Defendant. Defendant sold 52 non-Chole bags into NY and one alleged Chloe-counterfeit to Chloe's NY law firm. The 2d Cir finds the totality of those sales sufficient for personal jurisdiction Page 18: the court says that a single trap sale 'might well be sufficent.'

Decision Chloe Queen Bee 2d Circuit PJ

Full post as published by Trademark Blog on August 05, 2010 (boomark / email).

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