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Posted By: jay berhens

Todd, that's the point of having consiquences involved. If there really is merit to the case, then the lawyers will take on anyone, but if it's boarderline, then the lawyer is gonna think long and hard about pursing the case.

Example of a real case that was in the Sacramento paper years ago, an car saleman was sued for selling a high powered sportscar leading to the person being involved in an accident that left the person paralyzed. He claimed that the salesman should have made sure that he had the ability to drive such a car.

I am tired of lawsuits that are filed to try and put the blame on someone else so that they don't have to take responsiblity for their own stupid actions.

Jay