Legal Opinion
Treadwell v. A-O Machine Co.
Supreme Court of Alabama
Decided September 10, 1999No. 1972013PublishedCited by 3 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
LYONS, Justice.
David Treadwell sued his employer, A-0 Machine Company, Inc., and its corporate officers, A.O. Uptain and Ronald Uptain (hereinafter the three are collectively referred to as “A-0 Machine”), seeking to recover workers’ compensation benefits for an on-the-job injury. A-0 Machine moved to dismiss on the ground that it employed fewer than five employees and therefore was not subject to the Alabama Workers’ Compensation Act. Section 25-5-50(a), Ala. Code 1975, states that “an employer who regularly employs less than five employees in any one business” is exempt from the Workers’…
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