Stevens v. Shaw
Nebraska Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtBrower, J.
This is an action in tort for damages for personal injuries sustained by George H. Stevens, the plaintiff and appellant, in an automobile collision between a cab driven by him for the Capital Cab Company and an automobile driven by the defendant and appellee Richard D. Shaw. The Capital Cab Company, a corporation, appellee and defendant, filed an answer alleging defendant Shaw’s negligence and asking to recover that which it had paid the plaintiff as its employee under the workmen’s compensation law.
A trial to a jury in the district court for Lancaster County resulted in a verdict and…
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