If I was the judge presiding here I think I'd jail this women

[egb_hibs]

http://news.sky.com/story/1568895/aunt-sues-nephew-after-hug-broke-her-wrist

 

[Braehead Cabbage]

http://news.sky.com/story/1568895/aunt-sues-nephew-after-hug-broke-her-wrist

I'd send her to the electric chair

 

[PILTONSTANY]

I'd make her serve Pork in Subway branches in Muslim areas of New York

 

[vasco de gama]

I order her to lie on the ground while the nephew gets to ride his bike back and forth over her other wrist for 30 minutes.

New York woman sues 12-year-old nephew over hug that broke her wrist | US news | The Guardian

 

[HenryLB]

I particularly like that she considered difficulty holding an "hors d'oeuvre plate" to be the key issue. Comes just above "difficulty wielding my caviar fork" and "problems with getting the Mercedes into first gear" as challenges one might face.

 

[MixuDave]

Thats America for ye lol

 

[Two Headed Boy]

Yup - 6 months in the pokey for wasting the courts time. :bye

 

[emerald green]

Greedy american cow





..joking apart, worra bitch!

 

[egb_hibs]

In reading more about this I've seen comment that in the US families sometimes do this together when the injured person isn't covered by insurance and the 'injurer' is. What a mental system.

Don't think that's the case here though based on court case and years after the fact. Looks like it was the boys inheritance from his deceased mother that was being chased which is even more sickening if true.

 

[emerald green]

In reading more about this I've seen comment that in the US families sometimes do this together when the injured person isn't covered by insurance and the 'injurer' is. What a mental system.

Don't think that's the case here though based on court case and years after the fact. Looks like it was the boys inheritance from his deceased mother that was being chased which is even more sickening if true.

second paragraph is how I read it..... Greedy fucker. Morally corrupt.

 

[aggie]

In reading more about this I've seen comment that in the US families sometimes do this together when the injured person isn't covered by insurance and the 'injurer' is. What a mental system.

Don't think that's the case here though based on court case and years after the fact. Looks like it was the boys inheritance from his deceased mother that was being chased which is even more sickening if true.

That read like the Daily Mash in parts.

Regardless of the kind of litigious society that even tolerates entertaining these kinds of actions in the first place, I just can't get my head around how people get to a place that even considering this sort of stuff seems remotely reasonable in their head. Probably because of the former condition. Sigh.

 

[egb_hibs]

All will be pleased to learn that the jury told her to bolt.