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I don’t want to exacerbate the “who is more culpable” debate here. The cyclist was stupid, and the driver was criminal.
I am wondering, from a legal perspective, how culpable the driver is. Can the cyclist sue her? He did (somewhat brazenly) run a red light. |
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With regard to the second...is this the same state in which some idjit poured hot McDees coffee in their lap and then successfully sued the chain for their own stupidity?
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The county/city/state shouldn't be on the suit at all, unless there's something negligent about the intersection design or similar. The woman, I can see the guy claiming that by her leaving the scene, he was subjected to additional damages (mental, etc). Not that I buy it personally. |
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liebec...7s_Restaurants None of which is to say holding hot coffee in your lap makes sense, but really, massive third degree burns shouldn't occur from a simple drink spill either. |
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