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Thayer v. State

Citations

  • 653 N.W.2d 595
  • 2002 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 241
  • 2002 WL 31519923

How courts have described this case

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  • holding thirty-two days was a reasonable time to file the notice of appeal after service on the opposing parties
  • allowing workers’ compensation benefits where employer provided transportation and employees paid fee for that transportation
  • injuries occurring riding to work in van driven by coworker as part of company controlled van-pool program sustained “out of and in the course of employment”
  • “Thayer sent notice of appeal in a timely manner to the district court clerk, but, for some reason, the notice did not arrive.”
  • the zone of protection provided by workers’ compensation “may extend to include injuries occurring even beyond the physical parameters of the employer’s premises”
  • the zone of protection provided by workers’ compensation “may extend to include injuries occurring even beyond the physical parameters of the employer’s premises”

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Judges: Streit

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