A recent case seems to complicate the duties of counsel representing an employer where an employee is a witness in the case.
A blue collar employee was seriously injured at work. Another blue collar employee was the only person who witnessed the accident. That second employee gave a statement to management at its request indicating that he had seen the accident and describing it to some extent.
Later, the injured employee b...
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