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· 9/5/1973

Highway Construction Company, a Corporation v. John Moses

Citations

  • 483 F.2d 812
  • 1973 U.S. App. LEXIS 8046

How courts have described this case

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  • interpreting the South Dakota workers’ compensation statute and concluding that “[t]he employer’s immunity from suit by his employees, however, does not extend to immunize a personally negligent employee from suit by coworkers whom he has injured”
  • “The employer’s immunity from suit by his employees, however, does not extend to immunize a personally negligent employee from suit by coworkers whom he has injured.”
  • “The employer’ s immunity from suit by his employees, however, does not extend to immunize a personally negligent employee from suit by coworkers whom he has injured.”
  • “It is universally held that an employer who is immune from a tort action brought by an injured employee under the workmen’s compensation statutes could not therefore be compelled to contribute.”

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Judges: Gibson, Bright, Ross

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