Sarah FackrellOct 20
Tired: Jurisdiction by shopping cart. Wired: Jurisdiction by WhatsApp(??) Hublot SA v. The Partnerships and Unincorporated Associations Identified on Schedule A, Docket No. 1:25-cv-09722 (N.D. Ill.) #ScheduleA (ECF 11 is still under seal so we can't see the plaintiff's cited evidence.)
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In NBA Properties, the Seventh Circuit found that a #ScheduleA seller was subject to personal jurisdiction in Illinois because it offered the accused product on Amazon *and* sold a single product (to an agent of the plaintiff) into the forum. 46 F.4th 614, 627 (7th Cir. 2022).
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So if you do test buys, you're good. But #ScheduleA plaintiffs keep pushing the limit, including in what I refer to as "jurisdiction by shopping cart" scenarios:

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Some NDIL judges have rejected jurisdiction by shopping cart (see, e.g., last post). But not all of them:

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And some local attorneys I know are VERY excited about this recent Second Circuit case:

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Anyway, lots of potential #LawStudentNote ideas here.