Thompson v. Law Offices of Alan Joseph
Supreme Court of Kansas
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Abbott, J.:
This is an appeal by Linda Thompson Vinduska whose workers compensation claim was denied because her injury did not arise out of the course of her employment for the reason that she was not on her employer s “premises” when her injury occurred.
The facts are not in dispute. Linda was employed by the Law Offices of Alan Joseph (Employer). As part of her employment contract, Linda was furnished parking in a public parking garage across a public street from the office building in which she worked. She had two options in going from the parking…
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