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  1. Court case · Indiana Supreme Court · June 28, 2005

    Psi Energy, Inc. v. Roberts (2005)

    …absent negligent selection, and a landowner ordinarily owes no liability to a contractor's employees for a condition the contractor was hired to address when the landowner has no superior knowledge. A general verdict stands if…

  2. Court case · Indiana Court of Appeals · September 28, 2016 · in the opinion

    Myers v. Bremen Casting, Inc. (2016)

    …a principal owes no duty of care to an employee of an independent contractor if (1) there is no allegation the principal negligently selected its independent contractors,\[4\] and (2) the facts establish the employee was…

  3. Court case · U.S. District Court, Northern District of Indiana · September 30, 2021 · in the opinion

    Hostetler v. Johnson Controls, Inc. (2021)

    …asbestos related diseases). (DE 422 ¶ 256.) Of the five Plaintiffs, only Ms. Null owns or ever owned her residences. (DE 422-1 ¶ 235.) Ms. Null has not submitted any expert reports regarding the value of any…

  4. Court case · U.S. District Court, Northern District of Indiana · November 2, 2021 · in the opinion

    Hostetler v. Johnson Controls, Inc. (2021)

    …asbestos related diseases). (DE 422 ¶ 256.) Of the five Plaintiffs, only Ms. Null owns or ever owned her residences. (DE 422-1 ¶ 235.) Ms. Null has not submitted any expert reports regarding the value of any…

  5. Court case · Indiana Court of Appeals · January 10, 2002 · in the opinion

    Harris v. AC & S., Inc. (2002)

    …who worked on the roof and other parts of the Open Hearth." (Serna R. 30). As a mason, he repaired and maintained furnaces and ovens used to make steel. On March 18, 1998, Dr. Mark K…

  6. Court case · Indiana Court of Appeals · January 28, 2004 · in the opinion

    Psi Energy, Inc. v. Roberts (2004)

    …N.E.2d 637, 639 (Ind.1991) ("A landowner owes the highest duty to an invitee: a duty to exercise reasonable care for his protection while he is on the landowner's premises."), reh'g denied…