Farkaly v. Allstate Insurance

WALSH, Chancellor,

In August, 1978, plaintiff, Margaret Farkaly, was employed by the Baltimore Life Insurance Company. Supposedly, while on a business assignment from her employer, plaintiff was involved in an automobile accident on August 23, 1978, as a result of which, plaintiff is alleged to have suffered some permanent disability. Although plaintiff was driving her own personal automobile at the time of the accident, she was operating within the scope of her employment. Consequently, plaintiff was covered by the Workmen’s Compensation Act, which paid all of her medical bills, and provided…