Nwachuku v. Yellow Cab Co.

OPINION

GARRETT, Chief Judge.

In 1988, Alex Nwachuku (Appellant) sued Yellow Cab Co. (Appellee) for damages. He alleged he sustained injuries while riding as a passenger in a taxi cab owned by Appellee. The taxi cab was hit from behind by another car. The owner of the car was uninsured. Appellant alleged Appellee had the duty to provide uninsured motorist coverage for its passengers. The court entered an order finding Appellee was obligated to provide such coverage. Appellee filed an interlocutory appeal. The Supreme Court refused to hear the interlocutory appeal and remanded the case to the…