Newman v. Physical Therapy Associates of Rome, Inc.

Deen, Presiding Judge.

The appellant, Rhoda Newman, was injured in an automobile collision in October 1984, and consequently underwent physical therapy at the premises of the appellee, Physical Therapy Associates of Rome, Inc. At a therapy session on February 6, 1985, it was necessary to remove two pieces of jewelry from Newman’s neck. Newman placed one piece on a peg on the wall in the therapy room, and the therapist placed the other. After the session, Newman dressed but forgot to retrieve her jewelry from the wall pegs. She noticed the absence of her jewelry the next day and called the…