White v. Piles

COOPER, Judge.

On January 12, 1975, plaintiff-appellant, Sherry L. White, while a passenger in an automobile driven by Richard Molyneaux, was involved in a collision with an automobile driven by defendant-appellee, Patricia J. Piles. Appellant suffered a shattered knee and a fractured knee joint. Subsequently, she filed suit naming Molyneaux and Piles as defendants. Because Moly-neaux was uninsured, the Western Casualty and Surety Company was named as a defendant, since the policy it had provided White contained an uninsured motorist clause.

The case proceeded to trial where a verdict was…