The _____ rule bars any form of recovery from an employer for torts committed by one employee against another.
A)shop rights
B)fellow-servant
C)ultra vires
D)ad valorem
E)no-faults

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The fellow-servant rule is a legal principle that bars an employee from suing their employer for injuries caused by a fellow employee while performing their job duties. This rule is based on the idea that employees assume the risks of injury caused by their co-workers and that it is not the employer's fault.

The _____ Rule Bars Any Form of Recovery from an Employer