Moody v. Lloyd's of London

In November, 1940, appellant was employed by the Red Rover Copper Company, and on entering the employment entered into a written renouncement rejecting the terms of the "Workmen’s Compensation Law, at which time the Red Rover Copper Company was carrying two insurance policies with the appellee, one policy being for the payment of benefits in the event of death or injury to the Red Rover Copper Company’s employees who had rejected the provisions of the Workmen’s Compensation Law, and the other policy protecting the employer in the event an employee who had rejected said Act chose not to take…