Dis employed as a regional sales representative for WidgetCo, a nationwide supplier of widgets. D's sales territory includes New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. D resides in New Jersey. While driving in their company car from a sales trip in Pennsylvania back to their home in New Jersey, D collided with an automobile driven by P, an Ohio resident who was returning home from visiting relatives in Pennsylvania. The accident occurred in Pennsylvania. P returned home to Ohio and promptly brought suit in an Ohio federal court against D for injuries P sustained in the automobile accident. Does the court have personal jurisdiction over D? a) Yes, if the accident occurred while D was acting as an employee for WidgetCo, a nationwide supplier of widgets. b) Yes, because P was a resident of Ohio. c) No, because D has no contacts with the forum state. d) No, unless the state of Ohio had a long-arm statute that authorized the exercise of jurisdiction over non-residents