Neubert v. Maryland Automobile Insurance Fund

We are here again confronted with determining whether a motorist, Jeri A. Neubert, the appellant, used “all. reasonable efforts” to ascertain the identity of the owner and operator of a motor vehicle which allegedly caused her to run off a public street and collide with a utility pole with resultant substantial bodily injuries and property damage. The appellee, Maryland Automobile Insurance Fund, the legal successor to the Unsatisfied Claim and Judgment Fund Board, “standing in the shoes” of the unidentified motorist alleged to have caused the harm, contended that all such “reasonable…