Plenty didn't incorporate in East Teas (my home area) and still sued and won anyways. This ruling wouldn't really stop them from incorporating or not. Just goin

Plenty didn't incorporate in East Teas (my home area) and still sued and won anyways. This ruling wouldn't really stop them from incorporating or not. Just going to make them think twice about actual jurisdiction. Many companies won't have lawyers that know of or understand this case, and as such some companies will try taking advantage of that fact. Notice - we had to go all the way back to the 50s to resolve this case, and since the earlier 90s is when out-of-true-jurisdiction cases started happening. It took almost 30 years to stop that. What really needs to happen is anyone's guess. Every system someone comes up with will likely have a flaw to be exploited.