Maynard v. H.A.M. Landscaping, Inc.
Ohio Court of Appeals
1Concurring in the judgmentKarpinski, Judge
{¶ 37} I respectfully concur in judgment only for the reasons that follow.
A. Negligence Claim
{¶ 38} One of the underlying questions here is whether plaintiffs injuries occurred “in the course of’ or “ar[ose] out of’ employment. 2 The majority opinion observes that for a workers’ compensation claim to be compensable, both of these criteria must be met, but that only one of these two requirements need be satisfied in order for an employer to receive statutory immunity against a negligence claim. The majority opinion, however, never clarifies which of these conditions was satisfied. 3 Because…
2Cases cited5 opinions
- Kerans v. Porter Paint Co.Ohio Supreme Court · 1991
- Bridges v. National Engineering & Contracting Co.Ohio Supreme Court · 1990
- Bunger v. Lawson Co.Ohio Supreme Court · 1998
- Catalano v. City of LorainOhio Court of Appeals · 2005
- Perry v. S.S. Steel Processing Corp.Ohio Court of Appeals · 1987