The Missouri Workers Compensation Act does not prevent an injured employee from suing a supervisory co-employee who intentionally removed a safety guard then directed the injured employee to clean the running machine. Brook vs. Dunne, Missouri Court of Appeals, ED, 2018.
Co-employee liability under Workers Compensation Act
On Behalf of David M. Duree and Associates, P.C. | Sep 30, 2018 | Uncategorized
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