McGinniss v. Frederick W. Berens Sales, Inc.

Appellant, who had worked as a real estate salesman for appellee Berens for some years, was injured in an automobile accident while being driven in a company car by appellee Schulze, a fellow worker, to inspect certain property with commercial sale potential. He brought action against ap-pellees for personal injuries suffered. The trial court, after hearing argument and considering all the pleadings, entered summary judgment in favor of appellees upon the ground that appellant was an employee of appellee Berens within the meaning of the District of Columbia Workmen’s Compensation Act,…