Juarez v. Windsor Rock Products, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that loss of deceased’s society, guidance, and emotional support did not constitute injury to person, property, or reputation within the meaning of the remedy clause
• explaining that loss of deceased’s society, guidance, and emotional support did not constitute injury to person, property, or reputation within the meaning of the remedy clause
• explaining that loss of deceased’s society, guidance, and emotional support did not constitute injury to person, property, or reputation within the meaning of the remedy clause
• noting the issue but determining that it was not necessary to resolve it in that case
• considering whether the Remedy Clause protected a loss of consortium claim brought by a parent and adult children of a person who was killed as the result of the negligence of the person’s employer
• referring to Article I, section 10, as containing a “remedy clause”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).