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CHEATHAM v. THURSTON MOTOR LINES

No. C-3-83-1133.

654 F.Supp. 211 (1986)

Ruth CHEATHAM, et al., Plaintiffs, v. THURSTON MOTOR LINES, et al., Defendants.

United States District Court, S.D. Ohio, W.D.

May 12, 1986.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Alvarene N. Owens, Richard Austin, Dayton, Ohio, Otto Beatty, Columbus, Ohio, for plaintiffs.

Gary J. Leppla, Dayton, Ohio, for Hosp. Care Corp. dba Blue Cross, intervenor.

Dayton Recreational Vehicle, Inc. dba — Van World, Dayton, Ohio, pro se.

Mary Patricia Cahill, Douglas W. Rennie, Cincinnati, Ohio, for third party defendant Dygert Seating, Inc.

Thomas M. Green, Dayton, Ohio, for defendant Thurston Motor Lines.

Thomas D. Hunter, Jerry D. Boyd, Columbus, Ohio, for third party defendant Chrysler Corp.

Thomas E. Jenks, Ronald S. Pretekin, Dayton, Ohio, for third party defendant Arena Dodge, Inc.

DECISION AND ENTRY REGARDING CHOICE OF LAW; DECISION SUSTAINING PLAINTIFFS' MOTION FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT TO THE LIMITED EXTENT THAT DEFENDANT PLUNKETT IS FOUND NEGLIGENT AS A MATTER OF LAW

RICE, District Judge.

This case came before the Court as a rather straight-forward personal injury case, arising from the rear-ending of a van that contained six of the Plaintiffs by a truck driven by Defendant Plunkett, an employee of Defendant Thurston Motor

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