Personal Injury & Torts
Jul. 3, 1999
Cyber Arm
^^Tort Law^^ Cyber Arm When Can a Court Reach Internet Tortfeasors? The court analyzed the issue using both traditional jurisdictional case law and more recent Internet case law.
By L. Amy Blum and Laine T. Wagenseller
Although the Internet is a new medium seemingly without boundaries, California courts are likely to limit the reach of the long-arm statute based on the application of the traditional jurisdictional analysis. Recently, the California Court of Appeal tackled the issue of jurisdiction...
Although the Internet is a new medium seemingly without boundaries, California courts are likely to limit the reach of the long-arm statute based on the application of the traditional jurisdictional analysis. Recently, the California Court of Appeal tackled the issue of jurisdiction...
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