Lea set up a company, Lea's Choppers Pty Ltd, to provide helicopter tourist flights around the harbour and northern suburbs of Sydney. Lea holds all the shares in the company (exscept one held by his accountant), is the sole director, and is the senior pilot, Unfortunately the helicopter crashes and Lea is severely injured. Lea's workers compensation claim is rejected because the insurer says Lea is in total control of the company and there is no real difference between Lea and the company. Therefore, Lea is not an employee of the company. Discuss whether what the insurance company's view is legally correct.