➤ When can a court exercise general jurisdiction over a nonresident defendant?
General jurisdiction exists when a defendant’s contacts with the forum are so continuous and systematic that the defendant is essentially “at home” there. For corporations, this is usually the place of incorporation or principal place of business. For individuals, it is typically their domicile or permanent residence within the forum state.
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