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In Global Hookah Distribs. v. Florida, No. 1D20-822 ( Apr. 12, 2021), a case before the First District Court of Appeal of Florida, Global Hookah Distributors (Global) unsuccessfully sought a refund of tobacco excise taxes it paid to the State of Florida. Global’s argument rested principally on its lack of a substantial “nexus” with the State. It argued that “because it is a North Carolina corporation—with its only connection to Florida being that it delivers goods here through a common carrier—it lacked a substantial nexus with the state, which is required under the Commerce Clau...