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· 12/18/2007

Potenzo v. Illinois Workers' Compensation Commission

Citations

  • 881 N.E.2d 523
  • 378 Ill. App. 3d 113
  • 317 Ill. Dec. 355
  • 2007 Ill. App. LEXIS 1296

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  • where deliveryman was assaulted by unknown assailant while making a delivery in an alley, his injuries arose out of his employment because traveling employees are exposed to “street risks” to a higher degree than the general public
  • where deliveryman was assaulted by unknown assailant while making a delivery in an alley, his injuries arose out of his employment because traveling employees are exposed to \street risks\ to a higher degree than the general public
  • where deliveryman was assaulted by unknown assailant while making a delivery in an alley, his injuries arose out of his employment because traveling employees are exposed to \street risks\ to a higher degree than the general public

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Judges: Hoffman

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