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Tom gets in a car wreck. Ezekiel hit Tom on the passenger side on the way to a basketball game and Brian hit Tom on the driver side on the way home from the game. Tom received injuries to his left leg and his right arm. Tom sues Ezekiel for $40,000 and Brian for $36,000. This meets the amount in controversy.A.TrueB.False
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