A plaintiff decides to file a lawsuit against Company XYZ in Texas and an assailant in Smith County, Nevada during a routine job for Company XYZ. Because the defendant (the assailant) is a resident of Smith County, Nevada and Company XYZ is a Texas corporation, the plaintiff's lawyer says that in order to proceed with the lawsuit, they need to obtain personal jurisdiction over the defendant and Company XYZ via Nevadas long-arm statute. Assuming Nevada's long-arm statute is a typical long-arm statute, explain two possible ways the Smith County, Nevada Circuit Court could obtain personal jurisdiction over the defendant or Company XYZ.