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James Witkop Sep 20, 2021 a 7:41 am PDT
Coming and going is not an affirmative defense. The regular work commute is not AOE/COE. An affirmative defense admits the injury is AOE/COE but is barred due to the application of an affirmative defense.
Donald Barthel Sep 27, 2021 a 1:47 pm PDT
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