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2595 A Texas hospital's recruitment, by phone, of a physician residing in California, and the subsequent exchange of offers, counteroffers, and acceptance, were not sufficient to give California courts specific jurisdiction over the Texas hospital; but even if it did, the jurisdiction thus acquired would not apply to an action for the subsequent breach of an employment contract so formed which was performed and allegedly breached in Texas.CitationSTONE v STATE OF TEXAS (Texas Hospital) 76 CA4 1043 [See: CCP 410.10; Goehring v Superior Court 62 CA4 894; Vons v Seabest 14 C4 434, T/AT 1/97]
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