KY · rules
Ky. Sup. Ct. Order 2023-15 BCR 3.3
Reassignment to the Business Court Docket Following the
Filing of a Counterclaim
a. If, at the time the answer is filed, a counterclaim brings a case
within the jurisdiction of the Business Court Docket, the counterclaimant shall
first attempt to reach an agreement with the other parties regarding
reassignment of the case to the Business Court Docket. If an agreement to
reassignment is reached, counsel shall submit an agreed order on Form AOC-BCD-1 identifying the subject matter of the counterclaim that falls within the
scope of BCR 2.1. Upon entry of the agreed order, the clerk of the court shall
reassign the case to the Business Court Docket in the same manner as if it had
been originally identified as appropriate for the Business Court Docket.
b. If an agreement regarding reassignment is not reached, the
defendant shall submit a motion for reassignment on Form AOC-BCD-2
identifying the subject matter of the counterclaim that qualifies the case as
appropriate for assignment to the Business Court Docket under BCR 2.1. The
motion for reassignment shall be limited to five pages in length.
c. A plaintiff objecting to the reassignment of the case to the Business
Court Docket may, within the timeframe required by CR 12.01, file an objection
setting forth the basis therefore. The objection shall be limited to five pages. No
response to the objection shall be filed.
d. A motion for reassignment filed under this Subsection shall be
processed in the same manner as prescribed under BCR 3.2 (c) – (f).
Provenance
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- www.kycourts.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-30
- Edition
- 2026-09-30
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