Travelers Indemnity Co. v. Bowling Green Professional Associates, PLC

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• holding that the alternative remedies of a state declaratory judgment or indemnity action \weighed against federal discretionary jurisdiction\
• holding that non-parties, not joined in the district court, are not bound by the entry of declaratory judgment.
• holding that the district court abused its discretion in exercising jurisdiction over insurance company’s declaratory judgment action
• concluding that the district court’s decision could not settle the controversy in the underlying state court litigation and, thus, the first factor favored not exercising jurisdiction
• holding that Kentucky's Declaratory Judgment Act provided an alternative remedy to federal jurisdiction
• finding that the alternative remedies of a state declaratory judgment or indemnity action “weighed against federal discretionary jurisdiction”

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