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Vicarious Liability Song
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This is a "Law Lessong" - a law lesson in a song - that I wrote to help students consider the issues of vicarious liability -- specifically, the potential for an employer being civilly and criminally liable for the torts and crimes of their employees.
No copyright infringement is intended. This song is offered and intended for educational use only and has no commercial value.
Vicarious Liability Song
Lyrics by M. DeAngelis
Melody inspired by "Firework" by Katy Perry
Do you know that you, have a job to do
When you're at work, your boss depends on you.
Do you know that you, as an employee,
Can cause your employer, liability.
So keep your nose so clean, free of torts and crimes,
No cause for lawsuits, or anyone to drop a dime
Do you know that there's, still a chance for you,
To not be leg'lly screwed.
You just gotta do things right,
Not pre-carious,
Liability might,
Be vicarious.
Cause buddy, when you go to work,
Part of how you show your worth,
Is never goin' Uh-oh oh
Costin' your employer dough -- oh -oh
When you're on the clock for work,
Don't commit a tort, or worse,
Stay away from cri-i-ime
Or your boss may do some ti- i --ime
Let's establish first, that you're an employee,
Your employer keeps control of how you're laboring.
Now a second point, is that the acts you do,
Are within the course and scope of your employment, too.
And then if you believe, that you're acting on,
Your employer's needs and not off on your own.
Like a lightning bolt, strikes this legal rule,
The gavel will come down on you
CHORUS
Boom, boom, boom
Public policy pre-sume -- zoom -- zooms.
Your boss has got dubloo-oo- oons,
In greater store than you -- oo --o
Cause buddy, while you go to work,
Avoiding harm for all you're worth,
All the torts you do -- oo - oo
Impact your employer too -- oo - oo
When you're on the clock for work,
Do your best and not your worst,
Always acting reas'nably
Avoiding personal injury
No copyright infringement is intended. This song is offered and intended for educational use only and has no commercial value.
Vicarious Liability Song
Lyrics by M. DeAngelis
Melody inspired by "Firework" by Katy Perry
Do you know that you, have a job to do
When you're at work, your boss depends on you.
Do you know that you, as an employee,
Can cause your employer, liability.
So keep your nose so clean, free of torts and crimes,
No cause for lawsuits, or anyone to drop a dime
Do you know that there's, still a chance for you,
To not be leg'lly screwed.
You just gotta do things right,
Not pre-carious,
Liability might,
Be vicarious.
Cause buddy, when you go to work,
Part of how you show your worth,
Is never goin' Uh-oh oh
Costin' your employer dough -- oh -oh
When you're on the clock for work,
Don't commit a tort, or worse,
Stay away from cri-i-ime
Or your boss may do some ti- i --ime
Let's establish first, that you're an employee,
Your employer keeps control of how you're laboring.
Now a second point, is that the acts you do,
Are within the course and scope of your employment, too.
And then if you believe, that you're acting on,
Your employer's needs and not off on your own.
Like a lightning bolt, strikes this legal rule,
The gavel will come down on you
CHORUS
Boom, boom, boom
Public policy pre-sume -- zoom -- zooms.
Your boss has got dubloo-oo- oons,
In greater store than you -- oo --o
Cause buddy, while you go to work,
Avoiding harm for all you're worth,
All the torts you do -- oo - oo
Impact your employer too -- oo - oo
When you're on the clock for work,
Do your best and not your worst,
Always acting reas'nably
Avoiding personal injury
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