Selewski v. Williams

On October 29, 1972, the appellant and members of his family were involved in an automobile collision with the appellee. The appellant, his wife, and their two children were passengers in an automobile driven by appellant’s brother. Although it was disputed, the evidence tended to show that the appellee ran a red light and collided with the appellant’s automobile.

The appellant and his family were taken to the hospital. The appellant suffered gashes in his arm and hip that required stitches. He also complained of aches and pains in his head, chest and back. As a result of the injuries, the…