Non-U.S. corporations and individuals cannot be sued in U.S. courts if they conduct business or commit tortious acts in the United States. True or false?

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Jasalguero · Answer 1 · 2021-09-17T08:55:02+0000

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False

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According to the United States law, a non-US corporation and individuals can be sued in a US court provided that the business is operating on the US soil.

Non-U.S. corporations and individuals cannot be sued in U.S. courts if they conduct business or commit tortious acts in the United States. True or false?

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