Davis v. Sykes

Ruffin, Presiding Judge.

Lisa Davis sued Vickie Sykes for injuries she sustained in an automobile collision, which she contends was caused by Sykes’ negligence. The case went to trial, and after Davis rested, Sykes moved for a directed verdict, arguing that Davis had failed to present any evidence of negligence. In the alternative, Sykes asserted that Davis failed to establish a claim of property damage. The trial court agreed and granted Sykes’ motion, and this appeal ensued. Finding no error, we affirm.

1. “A directed verdict is authorized only when there is no conflict in the evidence on any…