City of Louisville v. Burch
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
REYNOLDS, Judge.
The appellant, City of Louisville/employer, filed an indemnity action against its employee, Howard Burch/appellee, seeking to recover workers’ compensation payments made to him for medical expenses and compensation for loss of work.
Appellee, a Louisville police officer, was injured in a motor vehicle accident and received payments from his employer as follows: $1,104, loss of work payments (being only a portion of his lost wages); and $4,093.50 medical payments. Appellee filed a tort action against the driver of the vehicle which struck his automobile, and the employer…
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