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Clean Sweep v. Talley
030058 Clean Sweep v. Talley 01/16/2004 The trial court erred in overruling pleas in bar based upon the exclusivity provisions of the Virginia Workers' Compensation Act, because plaintiff and the alleged tortf…
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030058 Clean Sweep v. Talley 01/16/2004 The trial court erred in overruling pleas in bar based upon the exclusivity provisions of…
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030058 Clean Sweep v. Talley 01/16/2004 The trial court erred in overruling pleas in bar based upon the exclusivity provisions of the Virginia Workers' Compensation Act, because plaintiff and the alleged tortfeasor are statutory fellow employees. The judgment is reversed, and final judgment is entered sustaining the pleas in bar.
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030058 Clean Sweep v. Talley 01/16/2004 The trial court erred in overruling pleas in bar based upon the exclusivity provisions of the Virginia Workers' Compensation Act, because plaintiff and the alleged tortfeasor are statutory fellow employees. The judgment is reversed, and final judgment is entered sustaining the pleas in bar.
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