· 4/14/2022
Abdolrahim Sharifan v. Lloyd Kelley
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- holding that the MWCA provides the exclusive remedy for an injured employee alleging injury caused by the tortious conduct by a coemployee that is committed in the course of the coemployee’s employment
- affirming dismissal of employee’s claim against employer for intentional infliction of emotional distress based on exclusivity clause of Workers’ Compensation Act
- affirming dismissal of plaintiffs claim against her former employer for intentional infliction of emotional distress based on exclusivity of Workers’ Compensation Act
- WCA 3 The plaintiff does not allege that he submitted a qualifying waiver. 2 provides employees injured on job exclusive remedy against employers
- tort claim not barred by exclusivity provision where supervisor compelled plaintiff to falsify legal documents for his own personal gain and not to further law firm employer’s interest
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