Marya Callais, a citizen of California, was walking along a busy street in Tallahasee, Florida, where she has a vacation home, when a large crate flew off a passing truck and hit her, causing numerous injuries. Many people rushed to her aid. She was released from a Florida Hospital after having reconstructive surgery on her legs and spinal surgery due to back injuries. She returned to California for recuperation. She experienced a great deal of pain and suffering, incurred significant medical expenses and could not work for six months while she underwent extensive therapy in California. She wants to sue the trucking firm for $300,000 in damages. The defendant, Citrus Juices, Inc. is incorporated in Delaware and firm’s headquarters are in Georgia, although the company does business in Florida, and California, where they are prominent growers and packers of OrangesPrior to the Analysis give a fact summaryAn Analysis tells a story alternating rules and facts. Start with a General Rule and then statement of Fact: The following is an attempt tohelp you get started. Here Mayra Callais is a resident……and Citrus Juices...Mayra Callais seeks to sue....in the State...A state must have...….jurisdiction over the defendant. Generally a state has personal jurisdiction over...…..However, in 1945 the courts expanded……Provide case authority - Use Cases to support the rules and application as found in the supplemental reading material on canvas. Provide relevant facts

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