In Goodyear Dunlop Tires v$.$ Brown, the U$.$S$.$ Supreme Court ruled

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affirmed the lower court's decision that favored Brown, ruling that a small percentage of tires manufactured in North Carolina was sufficient to establish the subsidiaries $"$at home" in North Carolina.

jurisdiction was sufficient to establish the corporation as $"$at home" in North Carolina, with respect to their foreign subsidiaries.

jurisdiction was lacking in the case since the foreign subsidiaries contacts with North Carolina were too limited$.$

reversed the decision in favor of Brown, holding that the corporation was answerable for all claims even if the corporations $"$at home" determination was not determinable.