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This episode is about the 12(b)(2) motion to dismiss for lack of personal jurisdiction. The episode gives an overview of the following jurisdictional bases: Congressional Statutes (S), Federal Rule 4(k)(1)(B) and 4(k)(2) (R), Personal Service (S), Waiver (W), Status (S), Consent/Forum Selection Clauses (C), General Jurisdiction (G), and Specific Jurisdiction (S).
Chapters
1. 12(b)(2) / Personal Jurisdiction in Practice (00:00:00)
2. S: Statute (Congressional Statute) (00:04:51)
3. R: Rule (FRCP 4(k)) (00:06:53)
4. S: Service (InHand+InState) (aka Tag, Transient) (00:13:23)
5. W: Waiver (00:21:00)
6. C: Consent (Forum Selection Clauses) (00:24:54)
7. S: Status (Divorce) (00:29:18)
8. G: General Jurisdiction (At home: Domicile, SOI or PPB) (00:31:20)
9. S: Specific Jurisdiction (00:34:20)
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