Gump Publishing Company is a New York corporation that prints and sells law school outlines. Gump's major sales are in New England, but it annually sells outlines in Oregon via its exclusive distributor, BubbaCo, a Delaware corporation. Gump noticed Danco, a South Carolina corporation, had recently published a series of outlines that closely resembled those of Gump. Danco also sells outlines in West Virginia. West Virginia's long-arm statute permits its courts to exercise personal jurisdiction over nonpersonal injury defendant-tortfeasors, who are not domiciled in that state if their business within the jurisdiction exceeds $80,000. Neither Gump's nor Danco's business in West Virginia exceeds $15,000. Can a U.S. district court in West Virginia successfully exercise personal jurisdiction over Danco for copyright infringement if Gump sues Danco? Explain.
