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· 2/23/2005

Venters v. Sorrento Delaware, Inc.

Citations

  • 108 P.3d 392
  • 141 Idaho 245
  • 2005 Ida. LEXIS 35

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • holding that Sorrento qualified as a statutory employer of Venters “simply because of its contractual relationship with 3-C Trucking,” the company which employed Venters
  • holding that Sorrento qualified as a statutory employer of Venters “simply because of its contractual relationship with 3-C Trucking,” the company which employed Venters
  • employee bringing equal protection constitutional claim lacked standing when he was not a member of the class at issue, employers
  • Sorrento qualified as a statutory employer of Venters “simply because of its contractual relationship with 3-C Trucking”
  • “[T]he Venters have identified and are arguing for a class of which they are not a member and, therefore, they have no standing_”
  • employee bringing equal protection constitutional claim lacked standing when he was not a member of the class at issue, employers

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Judges: Trout, Eismann, Burdick, Schroeder, Kidwell, Tern

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