Below v. Skarr

LARSON, Justice.

David Below, an employee of a baking company, was injured while making a delivery to a grocery store. He sued both the store, on a theory of premises liability, and his employer on the theory that the employer interfered with Below’s rights to pursue a claim for workers’ compensation. The district court dismissed the suit against the employer, and we affirm.

While working as a deliveryman for Continental Baking Company (now known as Interstate Baking Company) [hereinafter Continental], David Below was injured when he slipped and fell on an icy walkway at the store. Below…