· 2/15/1984
Thompson v. Stearns Chemical Corp.
Citations
- 345 N.W.2d 131
- 1984 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 1035
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- adoption of comparative negligence did not affect rule denying contribution from employer liable for worker's compensation
- adoption of comparative negligence did not affect rule denying contribution from employer liable for worker’s compensation
- adoption of comparative negligence did not affect rule denying contribution from employer liable for worker’s compensation
- “Adoption of comparative negligence principles, while possibly mitigating the defense available to a tortfeasor, does not change [the] legal duty.”
- “Adoption of comparative negligence principles, while possibly mitigating the defense available to a tortfeasor, does not change [the] legal duty.”
- “Adoption of comparative negligence principles, while possibly mitigating the defense available to a tortfeasor, does not change [the] legal duty.”
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Judges: Harris, McGiverin, Larson, Schultz, Carter
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