Kevin Tucker & Associates, Inc. v. Scott & Ritter, Inc.
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
JOHNSON, Judge.
This case is a dispute between the City of Bowling Green (hereinafter “City”), an architectural firm (hereinafter “Tucker”), and a building contractor (hereinafter “Scott & Ritter”) over the faulty construction of a golf course. The City had separate con tracts with each of the other parties; Scott & Ritter’s contract had an arbitration clause, Tucker’s contract did not. The City sued Tucker alleging both negligence and breach of contract; Tucker filed a third-party complaint against Scott & Ritter alleging that any damages were the contractor's fault. At issue here is whether…
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