Jim enters into a contract to open a franchise that sells Widgets. He lives in NH, but the Widget company is located in Florida. The initial investment by Jim is almost one million dollars, all of which is due before he can open the store. He does not pay all that he is required to pay so Widget wants to sue Jim for $250,000. Widget can sue Jim:

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In New Hampshire state court. This is called subject matter jurisdiction.

In federal court because of federal question jurisdiction.

In Florida because of in personam jurisdiction.

In federal court because of diversity of citizenship jurisdiction.