Ruling by
Douglas P. MillerLower Court
Riverside County Superior CourtLower Court Judge
Sharon J. Waters
Employees of entities who leased and operated gas stations owned by an oil company were not de facto employees of the oil company because there was no employer vis a vis employee relationship.
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