Kauffman Racing Equip. v. Roberts, 07-Ca-14 (4-18-2008)
Ohio Court of Appeals
1Dissent
{¶ 37} I agree with the majority's statement of the law governing the issue of personal jurisdiction under Ohio's long-arm statute. However, I disagree with the majority's application of the law, particularly theCalder "effects test", to the facts of this case.
{¶ 38} Here, the cause of action arose from Roberts posting allegedly defamatory comments on Internet bulletin boards, which are an increasingly popular forum of communication. Many businesses and organizations solicit public opinion and dialogue via bulletin boards. These "customer satisfaction forums" exist so people can post…
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