Sexton v. Prisock

Perry Sexton and his wife Deborah appeal the summary judgment granted in favor of Walter Prisock.1 We affirm.

Perry was an employee of the City of Satsuma, Alabama. He sued his two co-workers, Claude Weaver and Marvin Barlow, and his supervisor, Walter Prisock, for injuries he incurred during the course of his employment, which consisted of cleaning out ditches, cutting trees, hauling dirt, running a back hoe, filling holes, and a number of other things.2 Summary judgment was granted in favor of Weaver and Prisock, and that judgment was made final pursuant to Rule 54 (b), Ala.R.Civ.P. The…