Which of the following is true regarding the rights of an employer who is held liable and pays a third party, not because of the employer's negligence, but under the doctrine of respondeat superior based upon negligence of an employee?
A. The employer can recover 50% of any amounts paid from a negligent employee but only if it can be shown that the employee's negligence was based upon the violation of a statute.
B. The employer has no right to receive any reimbursement from the negligent employee.
C. The employer has a right of indemnification from the negligent employee.
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Option C.
Which of the following is true regarding the rights of an employer who is held liable...
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