Courts today generally find employers liable for the acts of employees committed while deviating from their business purpose so long as their deviation is reasonably foreseeable.

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Courts often hold employers liable under the doctrine of vicarious liability for acts of employees if those acts are within the scope of employment or are reasonably foreseeable deviations from their business purpose.

Courts Today Generally Find Employers Liable for the Acts of Employees