Elling v. Travers

Anna Elling, one of the appellants, was, on October 31st, 1930, injured as the1 result of a collision at the intersection of Franklin and Cathedral Streets in the City of Baltimore between a taxicab owned by the Yellow Taxicab Company, in which she. and her husband were passengers, and an automobile owned by one Hansel Travers and operated by George Travers. Shortly after the accident, she and her husband Alfred Elling, the other appellant, employed Arthur E. Hamm, Jr., an attorney at law, to enforce their claims for damages, for the very severe injuries which Mrs. Elling had suffered,…