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Jun 7, 2023

NY Police Sergeant’s Injuries Sustained While Driving from Home to Station Were Compensable under Special Errand Exception

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Acknowledging that an employee is not ordinarily considered to be within the course of his or her employment while driving to or from the employment premises, a New York appellate...

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