Rogers v. Omega Concrete Systems, Inc.
Court of Appeals of Kansas
1Opinion of the Court
Lewis, J.:
George Earl Rogers and Matthew Rogers were father and son. Matthew, at the time of his death, was employed by Omega Concrete Systems, Inc. (Omega). Since Matthew did not have a driver s license, George drove him to work nearly every day for several years. In order to deliver Matthew to the Omega job site, the parties had to travel over a private road on land owned by the Union Pacific Railroad Company (UP). This road was accessed by traveling down highway K-32 and then turning south. The private road also crossed the UP railroad tracks. On the tragic day which gave rise to these…
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