Courts in a state cannot require Internet companies to defend suits in that state unless the Internet companies have facilities in that state.

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Courts in a state cannot require Internet companies to defend suits in that state unless the Internet companies have facilities in that state.​

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Courts can require Internet companies to defend suits in a state if the companies have sufficient contacts with the state, such as doing business or causing harm within the state, even if they do not have physical facilities there. This is based on the principle of minimum contacts for establishing personal jurisdiction.

Courts in a State Cannot Require Internet Companies to Defend