Ewing v. Moody

JOHN J. WINN, Special Commissioner.

Appellant Evelyn F. Ewing and appellee Dale Moody collided in their automobiles on November 5, 1963 at the intersection of Emerson Avenue and Bardstown Road in Louisville, Kentucky. As a result Mrs. Ewing suffered a sprained ankle and an injury to her rib cage on the right side, for which she was treated by Dr. James W. Bryan. She used crutches for a while and later a cane, and she returned to work while still using them. During this initial period she lost eight days of employment for which her pay would have been $149.76. Upon the advice of her physician…