Carolina Cable Contractors, Inc. v. Hattaway
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Smith, Judge.
Tracy Hattaway (“appellee”), individually and on behalf of her children, filed this action for damages against Mark Hattaway (her ex-husband) and Carolina Cable after Mark Hattaway (Hattaway) was involved in a one-vehicle accident while driving a truck owned by his employer, Carolina Cable. The Hattaways’ children were traveling with Hattaway and were injured as a result of the collision. We granted Carolina Cable’s application for interlocutory appeal to address the trial court’s conclusion that Carolina Cable was liable under a negligent entrustment theory. We conclude that…
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