Legal Opinion · Dissent
Wilder v. Absorption Corp.
Kentucky Supreme Court
Decided June 12, 2003No. 2002-SC-0338-MRPublished
1DissentCooper, Justice
I. Forum-Selection Clause.
Appellants Roger Wilder and Dennis Kelley are residents of Boone County, Kentucky. Appellee Absorption Corporation is a Nevada corporation whose principal place of business is in Bellingham, Washington. Wilder’s principal and longtime occupation is that of a manufacturer’s representative in the automotive aftermarket business. Operating as “d/b/a R. Wilder Sales,” he is an agent for various automotive parts manufacturers, selling their products to automotive garages and retail parts distributors within the general area of Kentucky, Indiana, and Ohio. He is no…
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