Vogel v. Wells Fargo Guard Services
Tennessee Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
WHITE, Justice.
In this workers’ compensation case, we are asked to review the trial court’s determination that Tennessee Code Annotated Section 50-6-207(4)(A)(i) is unconstitutional and that plaintiff is entitled to life-time workers’ compensation benefits. Having considered the positions of the parties, the plain language and the legislative intent of the statute, and relevant authority in other jurisdictions, we reverse.
Walter Vogel was employed as a security guard with Wells Fargo Guard Services. As part of his obligation, he inspected tractor-trailers. During one such inspection,…
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