Associated Gen. Contractors of Washington v. KING CTY.
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtUtter, J.
Plaintiff Associated General Contractors (AGC) challenges a trial court order entering summary judg ment in favor of Defendant King County on two motions. In one motion, AGC sought summary judgment in the form of declaratory and injunctive relief, arguing a county ordinance permitting King County to employ county employees to perform certain public works violates a King County Charter provision and state statutes requiring King County to hire independent contractors for the performance of all public works. In a second motion, King County also moved for summary judgment, arguing that both King…
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