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SIMMONS v. CULPEPPER

937 S.W.2d 938 (1996)

Cornelia SIMMONS, Plaintiff/Appellant, v. Margaret CULPEPPER, in her capacity as Commissioner of the Tennessee Department of Employment Security; and Occidental Chemical Corporation, Defendants/Appellees.

Court of Appeals of Tennessee, Middle Section, at Nashville.

Permission to Appeal Denied December 23, 1996.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

David Kozlowski, Legal Services of South Central Tennessee, Inc., Columbia, for plaintiff/appellant.

Charles W. Burson, Attorney General and Reporter, Robert W. Stack, Pursuant to Rule 7, Article 10.03, Rules of the Supreme Court of Tennessee, Jennifer H. Small, Deputy Attorney General, Nashville, for defendant/appellee Margaret Culpepper, Commissioner of the Tennessee Department of Employee Security.

N. Houston Parks, Trabue, Sturdivant & DeWitt, Columbia, for defendant/appellee Occidental Chemical Corporation.

Permission to Appeal Denied by Supreme Court December 23, 1996.

OPINION

LEWIS, Judge.

This is an appeal by plaintiff/appellant, Cornelia Simmons, from the judgment of the chancery court which upheld the decision of defendant/appellee, Tennessee Department of Employment Security ("the Department"), to deny plaintiff unemployment benefits.

I. FACTUAL HISTORY

Defendant/appellee, Occidental Chemical Corporation ("Occidental"...

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