A Florida appellate court ruled that an injured motorist could not hold liable the employer of an allegedly at-fault driver for an accident because the driver was not acting within the course and scope of his employment at the time of the collision.
Case: Peterson v. Cisco Systems Inc., No. 2D20-244, 05/28/2021, published.
Facts: Mohamed Ibrahim worked for Cisco Systems Inc. as an engineer. Cisco sent him to work temporarily for a Tampa-based customer.
Ibrahim was driving a rental car to the work site when he collided with Indoneisia Peterson’s vehicle.
Procedural history: ...
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