748
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They should sue the airforce for dropping the ball on filling that conviction paperwork.
Hahah....
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Families of Sutherland Springs Shooting Victims Win the Right to Sue Gun Store That Sold Weapons
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There are suits against the government:
https://www.dallasnews.com/news/cou...ies-now-suing-us-governmentover-mass-shooting
https://www.dallasnews.com/news/cou...ies-now-suing-us-governmentover-mass-shooting
That is what makes the most sense to me. Basically sue everyone we possibly can regardless of their actual culpability and hope that they decide paying us off is less costly/easier than going to court and beating us.
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Sadly that appears to be the Tao of civil suits.
"Plaintiff agrees to reimburse Defendant(s) the sum of .... without admission of fault ... " Then, late-night lawer ads "Have you been...call the law offices of..."
748
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We know how that works.
They're just pissed because they know it's never going to fly.
I'm sure you've heard the phrase, "you can indict a ham sandwich." Right, wrong, or indifferent, there are lots of lawyers out there just looking to shake out a settlement. And from the defense's perspective, that always has to be weighed against the cost of defense. A lawsuit claiming $1M in damages might settle for $700K, or you might fight it for $300K, but then you still face the prospect of $1M in damages, bad press, a finding of negligence (which might be used in later lawsuits), etc . . . .
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