Shade, just about every state I know of has some type of manslaughter charge they can nail you with for operating a vehicle in an unsafe manner. Vehicular, reckless or just plain manslaughter. Loosing a load or running over that sweet little ole lady cause you are over loaded and can't stop, DUI, speeding and any number of things can get you charged. And yea, the boss, if you were told to do it should be right there with you. MN convicted a couple in the last few years. One who lost a compressor or wood chipper cause the driver didn't use the safety chains and the other lost a paving stone that bounced up and someone in a car ate it. I think both of those drives stood alone because each had violated company policy. Still don't absolve the company from other legal action.
Hey guys leave G alone. Under that layer of smart ask is a nice guy.....I think.
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