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I'd guess that the 4-year-old's parents have an insurance policy of some sort that could pay for the elderly woman's medical bills. Assuming the parents weren't
by dctoedt 16y ago
I'd guess that the 4-year-old's parents have an insurance policy of some sort that could pay for the elderly woman's medical bills. Assuming the parents weren't negligent in allowing the 4-year-old to ride, then it could be that the woman's survivors had no alternative for getting the insurance company to pay, other than suing the 4-year-old herself.
- chadp 16y agoThis culture of suing and starting litigation for anything is stupid. How would one know what kind of insurance to take out? So now every citizen of a country should need to have "random accident and counter litigation insurance"?
- jacquesm 16y agoOne day while driving just outside Chigago I stopped in front of a traffic light and the guy behind me bumped in to me, very softly. Before I could even get out he was outside my window pleading with me: "please don't sue me sir, please don't sue me". I got out, looked at the back of my car, saw it was only a scratch and told him not to worry about it. He looked utterly stunned that I would not take advantage of him and call my ambulance chasing lawyer for the pain in my neck that suddenly developed.