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Carter v. Wake Forest
No. 230260Supreme Court of Virginia
230260 Carter v. Wake Forest 05/09/2024 In an appeal from the decision of the Court of Appeals of Virginia that the Circuit Court for the City of Martinsville lacks personal jurisdiction over Wake Forest Unive…
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230260 Carter v. Wake Forest 05/09/2024 In an appeal from the decision of the Court of Appeals of Virginia that the Circuit Court…
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230260 Carter v. Wake Forest 05/09/2024 In an appeal from the decision of the Court of Appeals of Virginia that the Circuit Court for the City of Martinsville lacks personal jurisdiction over Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center and Wake Forest University Health Sciences (collectively, "Wake Forest"), it is concluded that the defendants did not purposefully avail themselves of the privilege of conducting activities in Virginia. It is undisputed that Wake Forest's contacts with Virginia were in response to telephonic or electronic communications initiated by plaintiff while she was in Virginia. Decedent did not rely on solicitations or advertisements by Wake Forest in deciding to se…
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