Chaney Ex Rel. Chaney v. Yetter Mfg. Co.

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• observing that between employers, the borrowing employer has primary liability, while the loaning employer has secondary liability
• declining to adopt sole reliance on statute and proceeding to examine the traditional factors that define the loaned-employee and borrowing-employer relationship

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