Nunn v. CC MIDWEST
Missouri Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
THOMAS H. NEWTON, Judge.
Mr. Richard Nunn was a truck driver for C.C. Mid West. He was injured while making a delivery and claimed workers’ compensation benefits. C.C. Mid West asserted that he was not entitled to those benefits because he was an owner-operator of his truck and an independent contractor. The Labor and Industrial Relations Commission (Commission) found that Mr. Nunn was not an owner-operator and was an employee, not an independent contractor. Because he leased the truck, and used it under a lease-purchase agreement, we find that he did not own the truck. Also, under the right…
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