Course and scope of employment

Auto salesman comes in to the dealership on his day off to take care of a customer.

Long after city abandons a road often used by big-rigs, business places barriers to trucks and demands payments from truckers using the property to turn around at the end of the road. During a fight with business's general manager, trucker is run over by his co-driver. 

Vehicles collide as one driver is pulling out of a parking lot. Question is whether that driver was in the course and scope of his employment.

Plaintiff applies the vehicle-use exception to "coming and going" rule in course-and-scope-of-employment claim. Beats 998.

Defendant claims excessive medical care and pre-existing conditions.

Pedestrian struck in parking lot when defendant driver puts his vehicle in reverse.

Restaurant manager strikes pedestrians at intersection on his way home after work. Course and scope of employment argued.

Woman says injuries from accident prevented her from starting work at new position.

New Year's day celebration takes an unexpected turn at local pub.

Drunk patron is assaulted by security guard; guard says it was self defense.

$15 million verdict against employer after employee becomes intoxicated while in scope of job and injures client.