Posted by China-Clipper on 4/24/07

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I have a potential client who fired an employee after he
drove his company dumptruck into another vehicle, was
ticketed, the employer's insurance paid the claim and
dropped the employer. Now the employer can't find
reasonable insurance and has to pay double the amount.
The ex-employee (driver) had a CDL license and held
himself out as a competent certified commercial driver.
Can the employer now sue for negligence and win a judgment
for the cost of additional insurance?

Re: Can employer sue ex-employee for negligence?, 4/25/07, by RCW.

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