Mongeluzzi said the panel’s holding on the Statutory Employer Doctrine’s application was fact-specific, but the doctrine itself is under scrutiny beyond this particular case.
August 14, 2024 at 04:47 PM
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Litigation Reporter
The Pennsylvania Superior Court has upheld a $15.5 million verdict in favor of a worker who sustained electrical burns while on the job.
In a 39-page opinion entered Wednesday, a three-judge panel rejected the defendant’s assertion that it was immune from the plaintiff’s lawsuit under the Statutory Employer Doctrine.
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