Orlow v. Fiber-Seal International, Inc.
District Court of Appeal of Florida
1Opinion of the Court
HARRIS, Judge.
Lewis L. Orlow, a Florida resident, alleges that Fiber-Seal International, Inc. (Fiber-Seal) orally contracted with him for the preparation of a sales training program. Fiber-Seal had no office in Florida but payments, as long as they were made, were sent to Orlow in Florida. When the payments stopped, Orlow sued Fiber-Seal in Florida. Fiber-Seal claimed that it had insufficient contacts with Florida to warrant jurisdiction. The trial court agreed •and dismissed the action. We reverse.
Orlow’s sworn complaint alleges (among other allegations):
1. Orlow is a resident of Brevard…
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