In this episode we consider the case of CCIG Investments v Schokman [2023] HCA 21 which is a recent case decided by the High Court of Australia where the Court had the occasion to consider the scope and reach of the doctrine of vicarious liability, in respect of the conduct of an intoxicated employee who urinated on his co-worker while he was sleeping in their shared room accommodation at the resort they were living and working in the Whitsundays, Queensland.