C.R.B.., Et Al. v. J.A.B., Jr., Et Al.
Unreported Opinions//July 31, 2026//
Torts—Employer Liability—Special Mission
The court concluded that the facts of this case do not present the type of circumstances that might justify a departure from the general rule that employers are not vicariously liable for tortious conduct of an employee driving to work.
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