Criminal and reckless acts of a third party and accidents at work

Abstract

The classification as an accident at work is not prevented by the concurrence of civil or criminal culpability of the injured party or of a third party unless it is not related to the work. Under this exception we find in the jurisprudence a varied group of sub-exceptions; either malicious, reckless, excluding or including, which have been systematised with general theory a draft. The results show that accidents at work are on the rise, whenever the harmful effects are caused by work and there is an adequate causal relationship, which undoubtedly means adapting to the social reality of the moment.