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Nevada Supreme Court Expands Reach of Specific Personal Jurisdiction Over Nonresident Officers and Directors of Nevada Corporations

Aug 20, 2012

by John S. Delikanakis

On August 9, 2012, the Nevada Supreme Court issued a unanimous en banc decision holding that Nevada courts can properly exercise personal jurisdiction over nonresident officers and directors of Nevada corporations who “directly harm” a corporation. See Consipio Holding, BV et al. v. Carlberg et al., 123 Nev. Advance Opinion 43 (August 8, 2012).

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