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Message: [QUOTE="billybud, post: 4980379, member: 3850"] ...ACC attorney is reiterating her argument that FSU's complaint doesn't meet the requirements for "long-arm statute" for personal jurisdiction. ...Judge Cooper is ruling that FSU will have to amend its complaint to make a clear statement of personal jurisdiction. Makes it clear that he’s not ruling against FSU in the big picture. But with so much at stake, he wants the complaint to be more clear. ... “The case is not over. The case will continue.” But they’ll have to have a hearing on personal jurisdiction after FSU files amended complaint. ...Cooper also is ordering mediation within 120 days. He's advocating for the two sides to go the mediation route. (They don't have to actually come to an agreement. But he is ordering them to talk and see if there's a way to resolve out of court. ... This is something his court does with all cases) ...The ACC attorneys now asking for 20 days from the date that they receive the amended complaint. [/QUOTE]