Porter v. Brinn-Jensen Co.

J. Ray Porter lost his life about 9 o’clock p. m., February 21, 1935, in an automobile accident on highway No. 75, nine miles north of Nebraska City, Nebraska. Porter was engaged in selling merchandise for Brinn-Jensen Company on & commission basis. Plaintiff, the widow of Porter, brought this action against Brinn-Jensen Company and its insurance carrier, American Employers Insurance Company, to recover an award of compensation and funeral expenses, based on provisions of the workmen’s compensation law, and on the allegation that her husband’s death was caused by an accident arising out of…