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Do you feel an employer should be bound by, or liable for the acts of his or her employees in the normal course of business?
Do you feel an employer should be bound by, or liable for the acts of his or her employees in the normal course of business?
The solution provides the OTA's personal opinion on the question, the reasons for that, as well as a link to an article on some of the legal issues surrounding employer liability.
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Robert Torte, MBM (IP) - 4.6/5
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