Supreme Court of Missouri· 2/13/2007

Burns v. Smith

Citations

214 S.W.3d 335
25 I.E.R. Cas. (BNA) 1628
2007 Mo. LEXIS 18
2007 WL 465920

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holding that a supervisor committed an affirmative act of negligence by “intentionally directing] the plaintifffemployee] to undertake an activity that [the] defendant knew would result in a particularly dangerous event”
holding that a supervisor committed an affirmative act of negligence by \intentionally direct[ing] the plaintiff[-employee] to undertake an -17- activity that [the] defendant knew would result in a particularly dangerous event\
finding defendant supervisor committed an affirmative act of negligence by directing an employee to operate a concrete mixer until the employee blew a water-pressure tank which the defendant had welded onto the mixer
finding defendant supervisor committed an affirmative act of negligence by directing an employee to operate a concrete mixer until the employee blew a water-pressure tank which the defendant had welded onto the mixer
“[T]he notion of an ‘affirmative negligent act’ certainly includes the commission of an intentional tort....”

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