Posted on 12/12/2015 4:02:05 AM PST by SkyPilot
“Ever notice how these families only sue companies with deep pockets? “
What an amazing observation! Of course it’s not going to do much good to sue a company that doesn’t have any money now is it?
It’s a ‘The Far Side’ by Gary Larson.
Great stuff.
The same could have happened in her own bathroom or even in her front yard.
Yeah...but where's the money in that???
Maybe she could sue the company that made her lawn mower.
The grass was too high and she was trapped in the 3 inch grass.
Talk about a dead stick...
Lack of oxygen to the brain the cause of death for almost every human being. The only other possible cause of death is the brain being physically torn apart.
As that is a given, cause of death is generally answering the question, what caused lack of oxygen to the brain.
Ding, Ding, Ding, Ding... You just hit the nail on the head. And the lawyer gets 60%.
As an aside; lawyers “Deserve”to die in a BK bathroom. just sayin
Time to BAN doors on public bathrooms! Feds r moving on that bill as we speak..
No, they are saying because they couldn’t get in to help her.
From the article:
“McCarthy could not reach the door handle, so she started screaming for help.
“I pulled the handle,” Knox said. “The handle broke off in my hand.”
Knox said the lock could only be accessed from the inside of the restroom. He said he did whatever he could to try to pry the door open, but nothing worked.
When firefighters arrived, they had to use an axe to smash open the door and get the mother of four to the hospital, Knox said.
“If I would have gotten to the door when I heard her and I opened the door, she would have been standing here today,” Knox said.
McCarthy’s sons said doctors claimed she had brain damage from a prolonged lack of oxygen.”
Insurance companies will settle whether the insured wants to or not. Burger King may be self-insured with lawyers on the payroll for this kind of thing. In that case it may be game on.
That’s true. Insurance companies will look at the policy limit and the cost to defend and put that in their internal formula.....
The grass was too high and she was trapped in the 3 inch grass.
Or the cut grass caused her to have a seizure as an allergic reaction.
If the lawn mower didn't cut the grass, she wouldn't have had the allergic reaction...Yeah, Yeah...that's the ticket.
(note to self...buy John Deere lawn mower)
(Oops...already own one, but then it wouldn't be a funny joke)
Since when is a person having a seizure able to scream for help?
Even if the victim wasn't transgendered.
Oops...my bad
...I think BK is the real victim here.
Actually it’s possible there was no stall inside a larger room, and it was just the locked restroom. In that case there should have been a key to open it from the outside. If the door lock did not have a key then they will win the case, which will likely never go to trial.
“she had the symptoms of a seizure”
So we don’t really know. An autopsy would show. Perhaps she was having a heart attack. It seems she was able to at least initially call for help and perhaps convey her symptoms.
I have some difficulty accepting this at face value.
Assuming he's talkng about the main entry door handle (and not the stall), those handles are usually stainless-steel levers, institutional type and well made. But even if it did happen as he said -- surely an employee could have been found and, failing that, someone with a cellphone to dial 9-11.
But alas...the hot-coffee-on-the-leg thing has been played out.
No locks will be permitted on rest room doors sounds like a more likely liberal response.
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