Introduction
Consider a scenario where you are driving down a busy street when a delivery truck swerves and collides with your car. It turns out that the driver was texting while driving. You’re injured, and your car is damaged. Who do you sue? The driver, of course. But what if the driver was employed by a delivery company? Could you also sue the company?
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