Mimms v. Sisk Decorating Co.
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Quillian, Presiding Judge.
Plaintiff Mimms appeals from the grant of summary judgment to the defendant Sisk Decorating Company, Inc. Sisk asserted a defense of collateral estoppel, relying on the prior holding of the Board of Workers’ Compensation that Mimms was an employee of another.
Mimms was injured by falling from a scaffold while painting. He alleged he was injured by the combined negligence of Sisk and other defendants who required him to work on a scaffold without a guardrail, and by the “agents”of Sisk negligently moving the scaffold while he was working — causing him to fall and be…
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