Dillon Construction & Accident Fund Insurance Co. of America v. Carter

How courts have described this case

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• recognizing that while not dispositive of the question of whether a person is a covered employee, “the parties’ intent can be considered as a factor in the ultimate determination”
• recognizing that while not dispositive of the question of whether a person is a covered employee, \the parties' intent can be considered as a factor in the ultimate determination\
• recognizing that while not dispositive of the question of whether a person is a covered employee, “the parties’ intent can be considered as a factor in the ultimate determination”
• noting that both the claimant and the employer provided tools and materials when working at job sites
• noting that both the claimant and the employer provided tools and materials when working at job sites
• noting that both the claimant and the employer provided tools and materials when working at job sites

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).