Conley ex rel. Conley v. Gorman
Kentucky Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
LUKOWSKY, Justice.
Conley is a minor who was injured in Kentucky when she was thrown from a horse rented from Sousa in Kentucky. Sousa was a resident of Kentucky at the time of the injury, but moved to Ohio prior to the filing of the complaint. The sole issue on this appeal is whether Kentucky’s long-arm statute is long enough to reach Sousa. The trial judge held that it was not and dismissed the suit. We reverse.
KRS 454.210, Kentucky’s long-arm statute, provides in pertinent part:
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