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· 9/16/1991

Downer v. Detroit Receiving Hospital

Citations

  • 477 N.W.2d 146
  • 191 Mich. App. 232

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • employee's claim against her employer for negligently hiring an alleged sexual harasser is barred by the Michigan workers' compensation exclusivity of remedies provision
  • “Parties may not create factual issues by merely asserting the contrary in an affidavit after giving damaging testimony in a deposition.”
  • “Parties may not create factual issues by merely asserting the contrary in an affidavit after giving damaging testimony in a deposition.”
  • “Parties may not create factual issues by merely asserting the contrary in an affidavit after giving damaging testimony in a deposition.”
  • “Parties may not create factual issues by merely asserting the contrary in an affidavit after giving damaging testimony in a deposition.”
  • employee’s claim against her employer for negligently hiring an alleged sexual harasser is barred by the Michigan workers’ compensation exclusivity of remedies provision

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Judges: Doctoroff, P.J., and McDonald and Brennan

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