Akers v. Philips, Greenup Circuit Court, 08-CI-394, Feb 22, 2010

In a case that involved a question of scope of employment under a vicarious liability theory, the Court held that an insurance sales representative who caused an auto accident and injuries while driving to the office to start the day was acting in the course and scope of his employment because he was carrying collected premiums to “bank” and it was company policy that required him to bank those payments by the start of the next business day.
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