Lakota v. Westfield Insurance
Ohio Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
Kabpinski, Judge.
This appeal arises from a declaratory judgment. The dispute concerns whether an insurance policy provides indemnification for tort claims by an employee who alleges that his injury was substantially certain to occur.
Plaintiff-appellee, Robert Lakota, was employed by Brunswick Welding, Inc. (“Brunswick”) as an ironworker assembling structural steel on a school expansion project in Copley, Ohio. He was injured on December 1,1993, when he fell from a partially completed roof that Brunswick allegedly overloaded with heavy construction materials. In violation of OSHA structural…
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