Tesla v. Norris — Scope-of-employment dispute must go to a jury
The Indiana Supreme Court held that competing inferences about an employee’s authorized trip and refueling stop require a jury to decide Tesla’s vicarious liability.
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Indiana DOE v. Mt. Zion’s — Blanket refusal to consider corrective action was arbitrary
The Indiana Supreme Court held that the Department of Education acted arbitrarily by categorically refusing to consider further corrective action and failing to provide sufficient technical assistance before terminating a day care from a federal nutrition program.