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Moore v. Virginia International Terminals
No. 101408Supreme Court of Virginia
101408 Moore v. Virginia International Terminals 01/13/2012 In a wrongful death and premises liability case, the circuit court erred in sustaining a plea in bar on the ground that the parties were statutory em…
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101408 Moore v. Virginia International Terminals 01/13/2012 In a wrongful death and premises liability case, the circuit court er…
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101408 Moore v. Virginia International Terminals 01/13/2012 In a wrongful death and premises liability case, the circuit court erred in sustaining a plea in bar on the ground that the parties were statutory employees of the Virginia Port Authority and therefore subject to the exclusive remedy provisions of the Virginia Workers' Compensation Act. The judgment is reversed and the case is remanded for further proceedings.
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