Federated American Insurance v. Strong
Court of Appeals of Washington
1Opinion of the Court
Edgerton, J.*
In December 1977, Clyde Strong's wife Lisa Strong, while driving his Oldsmobile Toronado automobile, intentionally collided with two other automobiles. While at the time the Strongs had been separated for several months, she was using the car with permission. She first drove her auto into one driven by Constance Lindell, then drove her vehicle around the Lindell auto and struck a second auto driven by Karl Reuble. Going into reverse gear, Mrs. Strong then backed her auto until it again struck the Lindell vehicle. After striking the Lindell auto the second time, she drove around…
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