Hockett v. Chapman

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• recognizing that all but four states with workers’ compensation statutes authorizing suits against “a person other than his employer,” “a third party,” or “a third party tortfeasor” have consistently held that a co-employee is a “third party” rather than the “employer”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).