Tolan v. ERA Helicopters, Inc.
Alaska Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
MATTHEWS, Justice.
I
On September 24, 1978, James Tolan slipped and fell, injuring his back while getting out of a helicopter owned by ERA Helicopters, Inc. At the time of the accident Tolan was employed by a third party and received worker’s compensation benefits from his employer’s insurer, Providence Washington Insurance Company.
Tolan and his wife Judith sued ERA for negligently failing to provide a safe method of egress from the helicopter, for negligently failing to provide instructions or warnings concerning the safe method of egress from the helicopter and for breaching an implied…
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