In Stabolsky, if victim was not murdered, but rather injured in a car accident, employer would be liable.

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In Stabolsky, the employer was held liable for the injuries sustained by the victim in a car accident, even though the victim was not murdered. The court found that the employer had a duty to provide a safe workplace, and that the car accident was a foreseeable risk of the victim's employment.

In Stabolsky, If Victim Was Not Murdered, but Rather Injured