When an Employee Is Loaned, Both the General and Special Employers Are Liable for the Tortious Acts of That Employee on the Basis of the Public Policy Which Places Liability on the Employing Persons or Firms Which Can Best Insure against the Risk, Guard against It, and Which Can Most Accurately Predict the Cost of the Risk and Allocate Such Cost Directly to the Consumer.

Authors

James A. Childress

Abstract

Abstract Forthcoming.

Publisher

St. Mary's University School of Law

Recommended Citation

James A. Childress, When an Employee Is Loaned, Both the General and Special Employers Are Liable for the Tortious Acts of That Employee on the Basis of the Public Policy Which Places Liability on the Employing Persons or Firms Which Can Best Insure against the Risk, Guard against It, and Which Can Most Accurately Predict the Cost of the Risk and Allocate Such Cost Directly to the Consumer., 5 St. Mary's L.J. (1973).
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