· 2/18/1920
Faber-Musser Co. v. William E. Dee Clay Manufacturing Co.
Citations
- 291 Ill. 240
- 126 N.E. 186
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- holding that knowingly allowing a hazardous work environment or willfully violating safety laws falls short of intentionally causing harm which removes the element of accidentality from the injury
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Judges: Carter
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