Fidelity & Casualty Co. v. Vantaggi

For a statement of tbe facts leading up to tbe instant case, see Fidelity & Casualty Company of New York v. Vantaggi, 300 Micb. 528. Ray Laska, an employee of. defendant, suffered a compensable injury wbicb be reported to defendant’s foreman. Defendant claimed that be was never informed of tbe injury until Laska filed bis application for compensation with tbe department of labor and industry. Had tbe employer been informed by tbe foreman, it would have been a very simple matter for him to notify plaintiff and thereupon tbe employer’s liability would have been assumed by plaintiff, tbe…