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A plaintiff files a state-law tort claim in federal district court in State A based on diversity jurisdiction. No federal statute authorizes nationwide service.
How does the federal court usually determine whether it has personal jurisdiction over the defendant?

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The federal court may exercise personal jurisdiction only over defendants incorporated in the United States. The federal court usually asks whether a court of general jurisdiction in the state where the federal court sits could exercise personal jurisdiction. The federal court never applies state personal-jurisdiction law. The federal court has personal jurisdiction whenever diversity jurisdiction exists.

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