Sony DADC US Inc. and Bradley J. Brown v. Mark Thompson
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
KIRSCH, Judge.
[1] This case originates from a complaint filed by Mark Thompson (“Thompson”) alleging negligence and vicarious liability against Bradley J. Brown (“Brown”) and his employer, Sony DADC U.S. Inc. (“Sony”). Thompson worked as a security guard for Securitas, a private contractor, and provided building security for Sony at its Terre Haute, Indiana facility. While walking across the parking lot at Sony on March 23, 2012, Thompson was struck by a car driven by Brown, who had clocked out for the day, but had yet to leave the Sony property because he was planning to place personal items…
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