Jerry works for a magazine company and delivers magazines to homes, requiring him to drive a company car. While on the job, he decides to go two miles out of his way to check on a new mobile phone. He is not paying attention and collides with a car driven by Ann. In a later suit by Ann against Jerry's employer, the employer will likely argue:
a. The frolic and detour rule.
b. The coming and going rule.
c. The workers compensation rule.
d. None of the above.
A
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What does the court examine to determine workers' compensation benefits?
A) Which party was at fault B) The course and scope of employment C) The extent of injuries D) The type of benefits
isthe process of expanding the definition of dueprocess.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
The legal researcher can use primary authority to locate other primary authority by
A. reading the primary authority B. reading case summaries in annotated codes and constitutions C. using a citator D. a and b E. a, b, and c