When a company directly and regularly sells a product into a state, and that product causes injury in the state to one of the state's residents, does the Fourteenth Amendment's Due Process Clause forbid the state from exercising personal jurisdiction over the company solely because the company took steps to limit sales only to some purchasers, for some uses, within the state?

Whether the Fourteenth Amendment's Due Process Clause prohibits a state from exercising personal jurisdiction over a company that directly and regularly sells a product into the state causing injury to a resident solely because the company limited sales to certain purchasers for specific uses within the state