Cauble v. Soft-Play, Inc.
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
WYNN, Judge.
The parties stipulate to the following summary of the relevant facts in this matter:
Defendant Soft-Play, Inc., a North Carolina corporation, employed Jamey B. Staton and assigned him as part of an equipment installment crew to a project in Erie County, New York. The company gave all crew members a daily per diem of $30.00 to be used for any purpose, including purchasing meals, and paid directly for their lodging.
While on this assignment, Staton and his supervisor, Thomas Shanahan, drove to a restaurant/bar called the Buffalo Brute Club after working a shift. Shanahan had rented…
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