Terminix International Co. v. Stabbs

BRADLEY D. Jesson, Chief Justice.

Appellees James and Iris Stabbs filed a complaint in circuit court alleging that a home which they had purchased in 1992 had lost all its value due to termite infestation. The lawsuit named the appellant Terminix and four others as defendants. Terminix asked the trial judge to compel arbitration of the case. Part of the case was ordered into arbitration, but the Stabbses were allowed to pursue the remainder of their case in circuit court. Terminix appeals from that ruling and contends that the entire case should have been ordered into arbitration. We affirm…