Gail D. Konradi, Personal Representative of the Estate of Glenn J. Konradi v. United States of America and Robert E. Farringer
Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit
1ConcurrenceManion, Circuit Judge
The majority opinion examines several scenarios of what might have occurred. As with any summary judgment appeal, however, we examine one question — is there any genuine issue as to any material fact that precludes summary judgment as a matter of law? In my view there may be one, and thus I am willing to concur in the remand.
Indiana law is clear that, with very limited exceptions, an employee is not within the scope of his employment while driving to and from work. The facts in this case present fewer “incidental benefits” than the facts of the Indiana Supreme Court case setting forth this…
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- City of Crawfordsville v. MichaelIndiana Court of Appeals · 1985
- Pursley for Benefit of Clark v. Ford MotorIndiana Court of Appeals · 1984
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