Maryland Casualty Co. v. Waggoner

Appellee sued Sol Steinberg, a brother-in-law, to recover damages on account of injuries alleged to have been suffered early in June, 1934. It was alleged that Steinberg, while driving his automobile, in which she was riding*, negligently permitted the right rear wheel to fall into a hole or ditch causing a very severe jolt or jar, by which she was so injured as to cause her, at the time, to cry out in pain.

A short time thereafter, two or three weeks, she found herself unable to attend to her duties as an operator of a beauty parlor which she and her sister, Mrs. Steinberg, were conducting in…