Foster v. Xerox Corp.
California Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion
MOSK, J.
An employee who suffers an injury in the course of his employment may recover damages in an action at law only if he comes within certain exceptions to the workers’ compensation law. (Lab. Code, §§ 3600, 3602.) One of these exceptions is embodied in subdivision (b)(2) of section 3602 (hereinafter subdivision (b)(2)). It provides that an action at law may be brought “Where the employee’s injury is aggravated by the employer’s fraudulent concealment of the existence of the injury and its connection with the employment, in which case the employer’s liability shall be limited to…
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