MGM MIRAGE v. Cotton

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• concluding that tripping over a curb while walking from the employee parking lot to the employer's business constitutes an injury on the employer's premises
• concluding that an injury suffered ten minutes before the employee's shift started occurred within a reasonable time before starting work
• concluding that an injury suffered ten minutes before the employee's shift started occurred within a reasonable time before starting work
• concluding that an injury that occurs when an employee is on the employer’s premises and is coming or going to work is considered to have occurred in the course of employment
• concluding that an employee's injury that occurred when the employee tripped over a curb while stepping on to the sidewalk from the parking lot is compensable under Nevada's workers compensation statute
• concluding that an employee’s injury that occurred when the employee tripped over a curb while stepping on to the sidewalk from the parking lot is compensable under Nevada’s workers’ compensation statute

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).