Sounds to me that his offense was not buying a simple CGL.
He shoulda killed and cooked the goose so his goose wouldn’t get cooked. An alternative to that would have been, of course, to shoot, shovel, and shut up. All these envirowhacko laws should be repealed.
I'm still not done with this one ~ he is, but I'm not.
Stupid judge who let that one slip through should have been impeached, removed from the bench and then hanged in front of his family.
The bad news is that Democrat politicians love them. Trial lawyers are among their biggest donors. And the press is very unlikely to take this up as long as it is working for the DNC.
Certainly most Freepers hate these abusive trial lawyers. And I'd love to be able to drop my expensive excess liability policy. But it will be a tough fight, and we just lost a round when Hussein got elected.
Can this lawsuit be deferred to algore due to the absence of global warming? Apparently the goose didn’t get the memo that he/ she should stay put since we’ll no longer have winter.
Or, can the shopowner defer the suit to whomever said geese are protected species?
This keeps getting more ridiculous....
So if you were in a room with one bullet, the woman suing, and the goose, what would you do?
Beat her to death with the goose.
simple solution. loser pays
In our parish, a boy was hit in the head with an ice ball. The parents sued and settled.
Problem was, the kid was at a Youth Group Meeting. He is the son of the Youth Group Leader who let the kids go outside and play in the snow.
Nice.
It’s stories like these that warms my heart knowing that we have two lawyers about to take control of the Presidency/Vice-Presidency.
How ridiculous can these lawsuits get?
As ridiculous as the bottom sucking scum lawyers can make it.
From the article:
“The owners of Custom Cleaners, the D.C. dry cleaners sued by a judge over a pair of pants, were forced to shutter two of their three stores. And unfortunately, even though the judge lost his initial lawsuit, he appealed, and today the case remains alive in the District of Columbia court system.”
Oh wow I did not know that!