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An out-of-state corporation registered to do business in Connecticut and appointed an agent for service of process. It is sued in Connecticut on a claim unrelated to its Connecticut activities. Following Mallory v. Norfolk Southern Railway Co. (2023), which statement is most accurate?

Registration to do business can constitute consent to general personal jurisdiction without violating due process Registration alone can never support personal jurisdiction over an out-of-state corporation Only specific jurisdiction is ever available against a registered foreign corporation Federal courts have exclusive jurisdiction over registered foreign corporations

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Registration to do business can constitute consent to general personal jurisdiction without violating due process

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