International Business MacHines, Inc. v. Bozardt

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• eating may be necessary incident to work of employee traveling on employer’s business
• eating may be necessary incident to work of employee traveling on employer‟s business
• question of fact where collision occurred as employee was traveling from hotel to restaurant while attending convention at employer’s request
• “ ‘direct, as opposed to circumstantial, evidence’ consisted of testimony that, at the time employee allegedly caused a collision, he was in town for a series of conferences for his employer’s benefit, although the meetings had ended for the day and he was going out to dinner”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).