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Crocker v. Riverside Brick & Supply Co.
No. 060469Supreme Court of Virginia
060469 Crocker v. Riverside Brick & Supply Co. 01/12/2007 A truck driver employed by a shipping company engaged by a supplier of masonry products to deliver stone to a customer is not barred by the Virginia Wo…
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060469 Crocker v. Riverside Brick & Supply Co. 01/12/2007 A truck driver employed by a shipping company engaged by a supplier of …
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060469 Crocker v. Riverside Brick & Supply Co. 01/12/2007 A truck driver employed by a shipping company engaged by a supplier of masonry products to deliver stone to a customer is not barred by the Virginia Workers' Compensation Act from bringing a personal injury claim against the customer since this defendant is an "other party" within the meaning of the Act. The shipping company's driver was not the defendant's statutory employee because, even though she endeavored to assist in unloading the pallets of stone, the unloading of the freight was the sole responsibility of the defendant. The judgment is reversed, and the case is remanded for further proceedings.
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