loaned-servant doctrine
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From 374 U.S. 1 - Shenker v. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad · 1963Most cited · 379 citing opinions
when the nominal employer furnishes a third party 'with men to do the work, and places them under his exclusive control in the performance of it, those men become pro hac vice the servants of him to whom they are furnished'; immediate control and supervision is critical in determining for whom the servants are performing services