Runcorn v. Shearer Lumber Products, Inc.

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• interpreting subrogation statute in apportioning employee’s damages between negligent third party and negligent employer where surety had paid worker’s compensation benefits
• \the workmen's compensation law does not disturb the injured employee's right to sue a third party for 'legal liability to pay damages'\
• \the workmen's compensation law does not disturb the injured employee's right to sue a third party for 'legal liability to pay damages'\
• “Our case law implementing I.C. §§ 72-209 and -223 has held that the insurer of an employer who is jointly negligent with the third party is not allowed the statutory subrogation rights or reimbursement for workmen’s compensation benefits .... ”

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