All Articles tagged Daimler AG v. Bauman

• New York Appeals
  September 13, 2019 EDT
  WHAT HAPPENS IN VEGAS STAYS IN VEGAS: ASSERTING A TORT CLAIM IN NEW YORK COURTS AGAINST A FOREIGN CORPORATION ARISING FROM A NEW YORKER’S OUT-OF-STATE ACCIDENT POST-DAIMLER
  Michael J. HutterMark L. Powers

  This article examines the opportunities for asserting personal jurisdiction in a New York court over a foreign corporation for a tort claim arising from a New Yorker’s out-of-state accident post-Daimler.

• New York Appeals
  September 13, 2019 EDT
  HOME SWEET HOME: HOW NEW YORK COURTS HAVE DEALT WITH DAIMLER’S “AT HOME” REQUIREMENT FOR GENERAL JURISDICTION
  Burton N. Lipshie

  This article explores the issues in New York law that Daimler left open, and which, more than five years after it was decided, remain open, and, indeed, often confused.

• General
  March 16, 2017 EDT
  WHY DAIMLER ACCOMMODATES PERSONAL JURISDICTION IN MASS TORT LITIGATIONS
  Alani Golanski

  When she authored the majority opinion in Daimler AG v. Bauman, did Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg intend to fracture mass tort litigations that involve numerous out-of-state defendants and plaintiffs?