Waters v. PUGET SOUND POWER AND LIGHT

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• finding that the employer did not waive its tort immunity where the generic contractual language purported to indemnify a third party for “any and all claims”, which was not “a specific expression of intent to waive employer immunity.”
• employer’s agreement to indemnify a third party is not enforceable to bar tort claims brought by its employees against the third party

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