A Missouri appellate court ruled that a trial judge did not err in relying on a post-settlement comparative fault determination in calculating the reimbursement due to a workers’ compensation insurance carrier on its subrogation lien.
Case: Watts v. EFCO Corp., No. SD35642, 06/10/2019, published.
Facts: Robert Watts worked for R&R Trucking. He fell while attempting to tarp a trailer loaded by the EFCO Corp.
R&R had workers’ compensation coverage with the Liberty Mutual Insurance Co. Liberty paid Watts $248,822.53 in workers' compensation benefits.
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