By Jennifer N. Lehman
A company that hires an independent contractor cannot be held liable for injuries suffered by the contractor or its employees, the California Supreme Court recently held. Camargo v. Tjaarda Dairy, 1 DJDAR 6933 (Cal. July 5, 2001). The justices continued a line of cases limiting an em...
A company that hires an independent contractor cannot be held liable for injuries suffered by the contractor or its employees, the California Supreme Court recently held. Camargo v. Tjaarda Dairy, 1 DJDAR 6933 (Cal. July 5, 2001). The justices continued a line of cases limiting an em...
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