Acuity Mutual Insurance v. Olivas
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1DissentDavid T. Prosser, J.
¶ 115. (dissenting). In this case, the court decides much more than whether Miguel Olivas owes additional premiums on worker's compensation and business liability policies issued to him by Acuity. The majority makes law by opining about who qualifies as an employer and who qualifies as an employee under the Wisconsin Worker's Compensation Act in circumstances where the purported employees are undocumented workers. Because the precedent established by this decision creates uncertainty for employers, insurers, and workers, I respectfully dissent.
FACTUAL BACKGROUND AND PROCEDURAL HISTORY
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