Texas Employers' Insurance Ass'n v. Dean
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
WARD, Justice.
In this worker’s compensation case, the main issue is whether the injuries were sustained in the course of the employment. The employee was on her employer’s parking lot, going to her car at night after her work, and was injured by a purse snatcher. Trial was to a jury, which determined that the injury was received in the course of the employment. We affirm the judgment which was entered for the employee.
All of the facts were established by the Plaintiff and a witness called by her. The claimant, Ruth Burns Dean, age 63, was employed as a cashier and supervisor at a large…
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