The case of the day is JBR, Inc. v. Café Don Paco, Inc. (N.D. Cal. 2013). Rogers Family Coffee (“JBR”) was in the business of providing community aid for sustainable coffee farming. Café Café Don Paco, Inc. was a Texas business that imported and distributed coffee from Café Don Paco, S.A., its Nicaraguan affiliate. Roberto Bendaña and Alvaro Montealgre, both of whom lived in Nicaragua, were principals of Café Don Paco. JBR sued Bendaña and Montealgre after a dispute arose. He first sought to serve process on them at the Texas company’s registered address in San Antonio, without success. He tried also to serve Bendaña by email (without seeking leave of court first) and to serve Montealgre at a Texas home formerly owned by…