Which is why a new Skyhawk costs more than $200,000, while the actual cost
of the airplane would allow it to be priced at $100,000 were it not for
idiotic juries, tangled theories of liability, and plaintiff's attorneys...



"TaxSrv" wrote in message
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"Larry Dighera" wrote:
Since the pilot would be liable for the accident, KFI (or their
insurers)
would sue the pilot to recover damages.

In this case, it would be the pilot's estate.

If anyone here knows how to seat a jury which will take money from the
estates, meaning grieving spouses, sons and daughters of the
decedents, and award it to a media conglomerate and their insurance
company...a very lucrative career as jury consultant awaits.

FF