AmerenUE had duty to inform rescuers about downed line

AmerenUE had a duty to inform rescue workers that an electrical line laying atop an overturned car had been de-energized and could be re-energized in certain remote circumstances so that rescue workers could decide for themselves whether it was safe to remove the line, according to a two-judge majority of the Missouri Court of Appeals, ...

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AmerenUE had duty to inform rescuers about downed line

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