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Did Prescription for Fentanyl Mean Indiana Driver wasn’t ‘Intoxicated’ in Deadly Crash?
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Did Prescription for Fentanyl Mean Indiana Driver wasn’t ‘Intoxicated’ in Deadly Crash?
25 for 25 in '25 A delivery driver took prescription fentanyl for pain, so was that enough to overcome an intoxication defense on his widow's workers' compensation claim following his death in a vehicle accident while working? Simply Research subscribers have access to the full text of the case. Case Jones v. Pillow Express Delivery, Inc., No. 93A02-0901-EX-68 (Ind. Ct. App. 07/09/09). What Happened A driver for a delivery company was killed in …
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