Firm not Subject to Suit in New York for Services Performed by Moonlighting Employee in New Jersey
ConstructionRisk.com Report Vol. #12, Issue #1
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Moonlighting,Negligence
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In O’Brien v. Miller, 876 N.Y.S. 2d 23 (2009), it was held that the state’s long arm statute does not support the exercise of personal jurisdiction over an architect that performed services in New Jersey pursuant to a contract he personally entered into in New Jersey – apparently moonlighting. The individual’s regular employer, a New [...]
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