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Company May Be Liable for Employee’s Successful Death Threats

Posted on August 28, 2014 by Larry Bodine

An employer must defend a wrongful death lawsuit alleging that it should have investigated death threats sent by an employee from his work computer — which resulted in several deaths.

Posted in Blog, Wrongful death

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