Beverly v. J. H. Harvey Co.

Beasley, Presiding Judge.

After Judy Beverly was struck by an unidentified individual running down the aisle of a grocery store owned by J. H. Harvey Company, Inc., she and her husband sued Harvey for personal injury and loss of consortium. Harvey moved for and won summary judgment, asserting there was insufficient evidence that the unidentified individual was one of its employees acting within the scope of his employment.

“[A]ll inferences, and all ambiguities, and all doubts, are resolved against the movant and in favor of the party opposing the grant of summary judgment. [And] the…