Brito-Pacheco v. Tina's Hair Salon
Missouri Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
ALOK AHUJA, Judge.
The Labor and Industrial Relations Commission denied workers’ compensation benefits to the dependents of Mauro Bri-*819to-Pacheco, who was murdered by a robber on August 10, 2009, while working at Tina’s Hair Salon in Kansas City. The Commission found that the Salon was not Brito-Pacheco’s statutory employer under § 287.040.1 Brito-Pacheco’s dependents appeal. We affirm.
Factual Background
As of 2009, Mauro Brito-Pacheco had worked as a barber at Tina’s Hair Salon for seven years. The Salon’s owner, Au-gustina Diaz, and four other stylists also cut hair at the Salon at the time of…
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