7-Eleven store in New York. Credit: Sorbis/Shutterstock.com
"In short, the franchise agreement shows with clarity that, while 7-Eleven does have certain control over the store, it does not exercise control over the day-to-day operations of the store," the judge said.
June 18, 2020 at 04:26 PM
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A federal judge in Camden has tossed out a lawsuit against 7-Eleven Corp. filed by a store employee injured in an armed robbery.
U.S. District Judge Joseph Rodriguez dismissed the suit after finding 7-Eleven owed no duty of care to the employee, Adil Boutahli. Rodriguez found that case law cited by the company established that Boutahli must show that the company had day-to-day control over the store, but the judge said the facts did not support such an assertion.
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