North Buffalo Posted January 4, 2016 Report Posted January 4, 2016 Go Samaritan laws protect you... that being said I witnessed one but guy was already dead of a heart attack, no blood, which caused accident, helped wife and kid who he pulled out in front of when foot accidently step on the gas during heart attack.. Quote
#freejame Posted January 4, 2016 Report Posted January 4, 2016 (edited) The title should be "spoiled sorority girl concocts frivolous money grab attempt" She had 53 appointments in ten years relating to the injury. The reason it went 10 years is because her parents didn't want to pursue the lawsuit. Personally, if I had to have countless surgeries for something that I deemed irresponsibility by the kid (she tried to sue his family) and lack of oversight by the adults in charge, I would sure as hell sue. You're underselling the amount that plays a role in that person's life and how it has shaped their life. I'm against frivolous lawsuits as much as the next person, but she views it differently and it's clear that the incident has negatively affected her. I'm pretty sure just about every state in the union has good Samaritan laws protecting those who help in emergency situations. Take it for what it's worth, but every time I have sat in on medical training or given it myself while in the army, we were always told to never attempt to perform any of our training on a civilian out of fear for being sued. Edited January 4, 2016 by IrwinNelson Quote
Eleven Posted January 4, 2016 Report Posted January 4, 2016 She had 53 appointments in ten years relating to the injury. The reason it went 10 years is because her parents didn't want to pursue the lawsuit. Personally, if I had to have countless surgeries for something that I deemed irresponsibility by the kid (she tried to sue his family) and lack of oversight by the adults in charge, I would sure as hell sue. You're underselling the amount that plays a role in that person's life and how it has shaped their life. I'm against frivolous lawsuits as much as the next person, but she views it differently and it's clear that the incident has negatively affected her. Re-read. Quote
#freejame Posted January 4, 2016 Report Posted January 4, 2016 Re-read. Just did and see my error. For the clarification of others/those who didn't read the article, she didn't want to sue while attending the same school out of fear of embarrassment/uncomfortable feelings around the Ledyard's friends, and also that her parents were not encouraging her to sue. Her parents didn't play a role in the delay. Quote
Huckleberry Posted January 4, 2016 Report Posted January 4, 2016 53 appointments is a lot, guess its a bit more understandable. Still don't think she could get much more then medical expenses paid over here. And only by the family of the kid who knocked her tooth out, usually the insurance company would just pay for that over here. Quote
Eleven Posted January 4, 2016 Report Posted January 4, 2016 Just did and see my error. For the clarification of others/those who didn't read the article, she didn't want to sue while attending the same school out of fear of embarrassment/uncomfortable feelings around the Ledyard's friends, and also that her parents were not encouraging her to sue. Her parents didn't play a role in the delay. That is precisely why we have the statute of limitation situation that we do. Good catch. 53 appointments is a lot, guess its a bit more understandable. Still don't think she could get much more then medical expenses paid over here. And only by the family of the kid who knocked her tooth out, usually the insurance company would just pay for that over here. We're a little y over here though. Everyone can sue everyone for the smallest slight. (No, this doesn't help me. It's not what I do.) Quote
That Aud Smell Posted January 4, 2016 Report Posted January 4, 2016 It was a slow news day, for sure. Still, the involvement of a legit former NHLer and Sabre is the factor that makes it a news story. What strikes me is how a fairly innocuous incident (notwithstanding the initial trauma) turned into such a nasty long term injury. Quote
Patty16 Posted January 4, 2016 Report Posted January 4, 2016 Go Samaritan laws protect you... that being said I witnessed one but guy was already dead of a heart attack, no blood, which caused accident, helped wife and kid who he pulled out in front of when foot accidently step on the gas during heart attack.. Yes to a degree, it's not absolute immunity though. I agree with your second paragraph. There is no way J. Drury could have or should have dismissed the case. I just don't think it is newsworthy. True, and even if it was close, Drury wouldn't dismiss a P's PI case. Need to have a real slam dunk for Def to win on SJ in his room. Quote
shrader Posted January 4, 2016 Report Posted January 4, 2016 OTOH she might be scarred and disabled for life and it might be reasonable to blame the Legwands for letting Damien wield the death stick. So now you want to blame David Legwand for all of this? The limits of your witch hunt truly show no bounds. Quote
Patty16 Posted January 4, 2016 Report Posted January 4, 2016 So now you want to blame David Legwand for all of this? The limits of your witch hunt truly show no bounds. yea but it was only bc Terry meddled in the party's plan Quote
woods-racer Posted January 4, 2016 Report Posted January 4, 2016 So now you want to blame David Legwand for all of this? The limits of your witch hunt truly show no bounds. If Ledyard would have kept his leg long wand where it belongs, non of this would have happened. Get the pitch forks and the torches! We get a two for one deal! Time to burn the Ledyards and Legwands! :devil: Quote
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