Cook v. Aetna Ins. Co.

Wayne Cook sued Eunice Anderson Bright and Aetna Insurance Company, seeking recovery for injuries he suffered when he was struck by an automobile driven by Bright, an uninsured motorist. Cook alleged that he was an "insured" under the Aetna policy issued to Hagler Construction Company, his employer. The Aetna automobile insurance policy provided uninsured motorist coverage. Cook's complaint alleged negligence or wantonness against Bright and demanded benefits from Aetna under the uninsured motorist insurance provisions of its policy. The trial court entered a summary judgment for Aetna and…