Legal Opinion
Booth v. Trailiner Corp.
Missouri Court of Appeals
Decided May 30, 2000No. 23138PublishedCited by 7 opinions
1Per curiam
The issue in this workers’ compensation case is whether Donald J. Booth (“Booth”) was an employee of Trailiner Corp. (“Trail-iner”) at the time he sustained an injury, or whether he was an “owner/operator” exempt from coverage under the workers’ compensation law by reason of § 287.020.1.1, 2 The Labor and Industrial Relations Commission (“Commission”) held that Booth was an employee of Trail-iner, and that he did not come under the “owner/operator” exemption. Trailiner appeals.
In reviewing a workers’ compensation award, we review the findings of the Commission and not those of the…
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