USA MOTOR EXP., INC. v. Renner
Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
William Anthony Renner ("the worker") was employed by USA Motor Express, Inc. ("the company"), as an "over-the-road" truck driver. On December 29, 2000, the worker was resting in the sleeping berth of his truck while the truck was being loaded at a loading dock at an airport near Hartford, Connecticut. When he heard a knock at the door of the truck, the worker got up from the berth; in doing so, he said, he "reached up and pulled [himself] up and twisted around." As the worker got up from the sleeping berth, he felt his back "pop." The worker received the necessary documentation for the load…
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