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ATS, INC. v. BEDDINGFIELD

1011474, 1011475, and 1011476.

878 So.2d 1131 (2003)

ATS, INC., and ATS, Inc. of Georgia v. Glenn BEDDINGFIELD and Stephanie Beddingfield. ATS, Inc., and ATS, Inc. of Georgia v. Roger Nash and Tami Nash. ATS, Inc., and ATS, Inc. of Georgia v. Leo Byrtice Crawford.

Supreme Court of Alabama.

Rehearing Applications Denied October 3, 2003.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

S. Allen Baker, Jr., and Eric B. Langley of Balch & Bingham, LLP, Birmingham, for appellants.

Don F. Wiginton, Birmingham, for appellees Glenn Beddingfield and Stephanie Beddingfield.

John G. Watts of Dunaway & Watts, LLP, Birmingham; and William P. Traylor III of Yearout & Traylor, P.C., Birmingham, for appellees Roger Nash and Tami Nash.

W. Lee Pittman and J. Chris Cochran of Pittman, Hooks, Dutton, Kirby & Hellums, P.C., Birmingham, for appellee Leo Crawford.

SEE, Justice.

ATS, Inc., and ATS, Inc. of Georgia (hereinafter collectively referred to as "ATS") appeal from a judgment entered on a jury verdict in favor of the plaintiffs, Glenn Beddingfield and Stephanie Beddingfield, Roger Nash and Tami Nash, and Leo Byrtice Crawford (hereinafter collectively referred to as "the plaintiffs"). ATS argues that it was entitled to a judgment as a matter of law on the plaintiffs' vicarious-liability claims based on the loaned-servant...

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