Davis v. Beasley Timber Co., Inc.

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• holding that where the “evidence did not prove the underlying felony, the firearm conviction cannot stand”
• evidence that timber company directed truck driver’s “timing and destination of hauls” sufficient to find that driver was employee
• evidence that timber company directed truck driver’s “timing and destination of hauls” sufficient to find that driver was employee
• evidence that timber company directed truck driver’s “timing and destination of hauls” sufficient to find that driver was employee
• question of fact whether worker was independent contractor or employee
• court held issue of fact on whether driver was independent contractor because company owned truck, told driver when to report for work and when to pick up a load of lumber, and provided instructions on company policies and company “do’s and don’ts”

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