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· 11/25/1983

Parker Drilling Co. v. O'NEILL

Citations

  • 674 P.2d 770
  • 1983 Alas. LEXIS 509

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that there is a common law duty to provide a safe work site running to whoever supplies and controls the work site
  • holding that there is a common law duty to provide a safe work site running to whoever supplies and controls the work site
  • noting that employers are ordinarily not liable for the torts of independent contractors
  • affirming “that there is a common law duty to provide a safe worksite . . . . [and] protect[] all workers on the site” and that “[t]he duty is not dependent upon the existence of any particular combination of contractual relationships”
  • employee killed when platform on which he was standing fell approximately twenty feet after platform was struck by \traveling block\ weighing several tons
  • owner ran the operation, owned the faulty equipment, and was directly responsible for safety and supervision

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Judges: Rabinowitz, Matthews, Compton, Blair, Carlson, Burke, Moore

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