Dorschel v. Tzomides

The principal question in this case is a familiar one — was there sufficient evidence of negligence on the part of the de fendant to warrant the submission of the plaintiffs’ case to the jury. One plaintiff, Beverlee Ann Dorschel, an infant sixteen years old at the time of the accident, was a passenger in an automobile owned by her father, William E. Dorschel, the other plaintiff. The car was being driven by her mother at the time of the collision with the defendant’s automobile. The daughter’s claim is for personal injuries; her father’s claim is for her hospital and medical expenses and for…