California Trial Lawyers Journal, Volume 15California Trial Lawyers Association., 1976 - Law |
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Page 356
... employer recovery of a proportionate share of its comp lien based upon the degree to which the employer is negligence free . - In extending the benefits of the Li rule to the employer and comp carrier , BAJI 15.13 15.19 requires of the ...
... employer recovery of a proportionate share of its comp lien based upon the degree to which the employer is negligence free . - In extending the benefits of the Li rule to the employer and comp carrier , BAJI 15.13 15.19 requires of the ...
Page 357
... employer . There the court stated that : . . . this language must be read in the factual context of a concurrently negligent employer . Once so read , it is obvi- ous that our above - quoted language is nothing more than a reference to ...
... employer . There the court stated that : . . . this language must be read in the factual context of a concurrently negligent employer . Once so read , it is obvi- ous that our above - quoted language is nothing more than a reference to ...
Page 358
... employer 50 % of his lien because he is half safe not only is a rejection of the now fifteen year old underlying principle contained in Witt that the employer who bears the blood of the injured workman upon his hands should not be ...
... employer 50 % of his lien because he is half safe not only is a rejection of the now fifteen year old underlying principle contained in Witt that the employer who bears the blood of the injured workman upon his hands should not be ...
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