Good news for private pilots' spouses

I totally agree. We are getting to the point where whwnever someone
dies, no matter what the cause or who was at fault there's a lawyer
out there offering to sue.

It just serves to illustrate how inane and impotent this country has
become.

I totally agree. We are getting to the point where whwnever someone
dies, no matter what the cause or who was at fault there's a lawyer
out there offering to sue.

It just serves to illustrate how inane and impotent this country has
become.

I went on a date with a lawyer once, and I ranted in the same manner. (I
figured I was pretty safe because she was a former prosecutor, and not
involved in ambulance chasing.) But then she mentioned she comes from a
family of lawyers, and her brother was specifically in the business of going
after airplane manufacturers. I never heard from her again.

"kontiki" wrote in message news:7xZ8g.859

.... We are getting to the point where whwnever someone
dies, no matter what the cause or who was at fault there's a lawyer
out there offering to sue.

I recall seeing a billboard in Miami several years ago touting some shyster
ambulance chaser. The text simply read "If you've been hurt in an accident,
somebody somewhere owes you money. CALL 555.........................."

Its just a bunch of low-class slime appealing to the basest instincts of
other low-class slime. An easy sell........

"John Gaquin" wrote in message
...

"kontiki" wrote in message news:7xZ8g.859

.... We are getting to the point where whwnever someone
dies, no matter what the cause or who was at fault there's a lawyer
out there offering to sue.

I recall seeing a billboard in Miami several years ago touting some
shyster ambulance chaser. The text simply read "If you've been hurt in an
accident, somebody somewhere owes you money. CALL
555.........................."

Its just a bunch of low-class slime appealing to the basest instincts of
other low-class slime.

Unfortunately, polls indicate that the "other low-class slime" is about 80%+
of the US populace.

An easy sell........

The apparent propensity to overindulge in credit cards and such indicates
it's more widespread than you give credit for.

"Of course it was, predominantly. As the pilot, you just have to pay
attention. Its that simple. I'm sure the Fed and the event insuror settled

because it was cheaper and lower risk than going to trial, where a weeping

widow giving testimony would make short shrift of objective legal
analysis."

The RV6A pilot didn't follow the FAA published arrival NOTAM and wasn't on
CTAF. Never seen a PA16 that could overtake an RV either. Funny how the
eye whitnesses that were in the airplane behind the two accident aircraft
had a different account than the controllers. Infact the controllers
account changed from the day of the accident 180 degrees 10 days later.




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"Steve Pierce" wrote in message
news:bdb60699c2718201cc6d7163d271f4a2@aviatorlive. com...
"Of course it was, predominantly. As the pilot, you just have to pay
attention. Its that simple. I'm sure the Fed and the event insuror settled

because it was cheaper and lower risk than going to trial, where a weeping

widow giving testimony would make short shrift of objective legal
analysis."

The RV6A pilot didn't follow the FAA published arrival NOTAM and wasn't on
CTAF. Never seen a PA16 that could overtake an RV either. Funny how the
eye whitnesses that were in the airplane behind the two accident aircraft
had a different account than the controllers. Infact the controllers
account changed from the day of the accident 180 degrees 10 days later.

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On Fri, 7 Jul 2006 16:55:47 -0400, "Morgans"
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What is this post in reference to?

http://ap.staugustine.com/pstories/s.../3864478.shtml

http://www.aero-news.net/news/sport....7C08&Dynamic=1

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