1. There are six plaintiffsMartin, Kelbe, and Ava are residents of the state of New York, and Camila, Rixon, and Jaheim are residents of the state of Connecticut. All six plaintiffs sue two companies Unique Cycle and Look No Hands, that are both makers of balancing one-wheeled motorized scooters, for products liability. Both companies are registered and headquartered in New York. The plaintiffs allege that the scooter makers failed to warn consumers about the dangerous use of their product and are suing for a total of $100,000 in compensatory damages for their injuries.

A. Would the plaintiffs be able to successfully file their claim in federal court? Explain fully.

B. Would your answer to (a) be different if Unique Cycle was registered and headquartered in the state of Delaware? Explain fully.

2. A North Dakota resident, Rolan Nyan purchased a limousine bus from sellers in New Jersey after viewing photos of it on the seller's website. The sellers regularly used their website to market and sell vehicles to parties specifically in North Dakota, figuring they had found a niche market of potential purchasers who would want to take trips out of the "squarish state." On their website, and in separate conversations, the sellers made statements that the limousine bus was in tip top condition. "This limousine bus will go to hell and back without any problems!" Nyanpicked up the limousine bus in New Jersey. About halfway home, the limousine bus stalled and would not restart. Nyan filed a claim in North Dakota in which he alleged that the sellers sold him a defective vehicle. The sellers claimed that the North Dakotacourt lacked jurisdiction. Are the sellers correct? Why or why not?