Jetbroadband WV, LLC v. Mastec North America, Inc.
District Court of Appeal of Florida
1Opinion of the Court
CORTIÑAS, J.
We review an issue of first impression for Florida courts, that is, whether, pursuant to sections 685.101-.102, Florida Statutes (1989), parties to a commercial contract can, by agreement alone, confer personal jurisdiction on a Florida court. We hold that they can.
This lawsuit arises out of a multi-million dollar contract, whereby appellee, MasTec North America, Inc. (“MasTec”) agreed to perform services on certain cable systems in Virginia owned by appellants, Jetbroad-band WV, LLC and Jetbroadband VA, LLC, (collectively “Jet”). 1 On appeal, Jet argues that the trial court erred…
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