Guillory v. Interstate Gas Station
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion of the Court
653 So.2d 1152 (1995)
Teresa C. GUILLORY
v.
INTERSTATE GAS STATION.
No. 94-C-1767.
Supreme Court of Louisiana.
March 30, 1995.
Russell L. Sylvester, Natchitoches, for applicant.
Philip A. LeTard, Vidalia, for respondent.
MARCUS, Justice[*].
Teresa C. Guillory was employed by Interstate Gas Station (Interstate) at the Phillips 66 Gas Station in Vidalia, Louisiana. At around midnight on Saturday July 25, 1992, she was engaged in her employment duties at her regular work station stacking cigarettes beside a well-lit window inside the service station. Ms. Guillory was shot three times by her husband,…
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