A long-arm statute is about:
A)Subject-matter jurisdiction.
B)In personam jurisdiction.
C)Venue jurisdiction.
D)Concurrent jurisdiction.

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A long-arm statute allows a court to exercise personal jurisdiction over a defendant who does not reside within the state or country, but has sufficient minimum contacts with the state, relating to the cause of action. Therefore, a long-arm statute pertains to the court's ability to exert in personam jurisdiction.

A Long-Arm Statute Is About