A New Jersey shore community will have to answer in damages for an accident caused by one of its lifeguards — not on the beach but on the street.
September 17, 2013 at 01:01 AM
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A New Jersey shore community will have to answer in damages for an accident caused by one of its lifeguards — not on the beach but on the street.
A federal judge ruled on Sept. 13 that Carolyn Eisenhauer was officially on duty when, driving between the Sea Isle City beaches she monitored, she struck and injured a pedestrian.
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