United States Casualty Co. v. Russell

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• noting that even though the employee was on site, if he had been deviating from his route on a personal mission, he would not have been acting “out of the course of employment”
• employee walking from the place he was instructed to park his vehicle to the location where he would pick up work orders was covered by the Act
• employee walking from the place he was instructed to park his vehicle to the location where he would pick up work orders was covered by the Act
• injury occurring thirty minutes before work began reasonable time for ingress in scope
• employee is entitled to reasonable time for ingress and egress

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).