Monroe v. Government Employees Insurance Co.

OPINION

SAM BASS, Justice.

We affirm a take-nothing judgment against appellants.

On December 5, 1990, six-year-old Brittany Louise Monroe and appellants, her parents David and Karen, were leaving school after a Christmas program. Karen drove her 1984 Nissan to David’s 1981 Volkswagen. David and Brittany crossed the street to his car. As David was unlocking the door, Brittany took off her sweater, went back to Karen’s car, and threw the sweater to Karen. Brittany started back to David’s car. She had taken about two steps when Errol Wagenhauser, Jr. drove between the cars, striking and killing…