Sadler v. Loomis Co.

HOLLANDER, Judge.

This unfortunate case has its genesis in a tragic automobile accident that occurred on May 13, 1996, involving appellant Evelyn Sadler, an elderly driver, and Timothy Prophet, a motorcyclist. As a result of injuries sustained in the accident, Prophet’s leg was amputated. At the time of the accident, Sadler had an automobile liability insurance policy that provided maximum coverage of $100,000. The policy was procured by The Loomis Company (“Loomis”), appellee, an insurance agency that had procured insurance for appellant for several years. When Prophet filed a $10,000,000…