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Horseplay Doctrine

Employment & Coverage Terms

Definition

A legal principle addressing whether injuries from workplace horseplay or pranks are covered, which varies significantly depending on the worker's involvement and state law.

Why It Matters

Being an innocent bystander to workplace horseplay is treated very differently than being an active participant when it comes to coverage.

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