Sterling v. Gil Soucy Trucking, Ltd.
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
BRYANT, Judge.
The pertinent factual and procedural background is as follows: On 7 June 1996, Christopher Sterling (Christopher), then 13 years old, received serious injuries in a multi-vehicle accident. The accident arose when Jennifer Lowman lost control of her vehicle, the vehicle spun around and then came to a stop blocking both eastbound lanes of Interstate 40 near Valdese, North Carolina. Several vehicles traveling behind Lowman were forced to come to a sudden stop. As Sarah West (West) and her passenger, Christopher, approached the scene, West was unable to stop and her vehicle hit the…
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