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Woman Sues Employer for Sex Injury on Business Trip

Light fixture fell, and now she wants damages

By Tim Karan,  Newser Staff

Posted Jul 29, 2011 4:55 PM CDT

(Newser) – A government employee in Australia is suing her employer because she got injured while having sex at a motel during a business trip. The woman thinks she deserves compensation because a light fixture fell on her, inflicting injuries to her face and causing mental distress, reports the Daily Telegraph.

"This is no different than slipping over in the shower," argues her attorney, who added that his client shouldn't face discrimination because "it's not the 1920s." The government, however, rejected her original claim for reimbursement, saying sex is "not an ordinary incident of an overnight stay like showering, sleeping or eating." The judge's decision is pending.

An Australian woman is suing her employer for injuries sustained from sex during a work trip.
An Australian woman is suing her employer for injuries sustained from sex during a work trip.   (Shutterstock)
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JackNelsonSteward
Aug 1, 2011 4:36 PM CDT
they musta been ROCKIN' the joint ... they knocked down a light fixture??!!
PeterTheodoropoulos
Jul 30, 2011 1:47 PM CDT
The sad fact is the judge didn't lock her up for wasting the courts time. The guy i would think is lucky she wasn't engaged in oral sex at the time LMFAO.
tbooker
Jul 30, 2011 12:21 AM CDT
Would have made for more interesting visual thoughts if it had hit her on the back of her head. In that case the guy would probably be suing somebody for pain and suffering.
 

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