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Casino had duty to warn night-shift worker of driving risks

The WA Appeal Court has ruled that Burswood Casino had a duty to warn a night-shift employee of the risks of driving home in the pre-dawn hours, but has rejected her appeal against a lower court decision that her employer was not responsible for her losing control of her car and injuring herself.

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