Yellen v. J. Bloom & Continental Casualty Co.

On Rehearing.

Mr. Presiding Justice Burke

delivered the opinion of the court.

In a statement of claim filed in the municipal court of Chicago against J. Bloom and Continental Casualty Company, George Yellen, an attorney at law, alleged that on November 12, 1942 Edward Barron, a 13-year-old boy, sustained injuries attributable to the negligence of Bloom in the operation of a motor vehicle; that at the time of the occurrence Bloom carried liability insurance with the defendant corporation covering the operation of the vehicle; that subsequent to the mishap Edward Barron, by and through his mother…