Namislo v. Akzo Chemicals, Inc.

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• finding that exclusivity provision of the Alabama Workers’ Compensation Act did not bar child’s claims for prenatal injuries sustained as a result of employer’s exposure of mother to mercury
• finding Thompson persuasive, the court concluded that a claim for injuries suffered by the child of an employee who was exposed to mercury while in utero did not arise from the personal injury to the mother but instead was based on the child's own personal injury
• exclusivity provisions of Workers' Compensation Act did not bar personal injury action of employee's daughter against employer for injuries daughter claimed to have sustained in utero as a result of employer's negligence

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