Bussard v. Minimed, Inc.

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• employer held liable to third party under respondeat superior theory where employee became dizzy and light-headed after being exposed to pesticides at work and, while driving home, struck a car driven by the third party
• employer held liable to third party under respondeat superior theory where employee became dizzy and light-headed after being exposed to pesticides at work and, while driving home, struck a car driven by the third party

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