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winkiebear
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« on: April 10, 2002, 12:25:42 am » |
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Actually, I read in Time Magazine not too long ago an article about how the funds the government has set aside will be distributed. The Powers That Be actually came up with a formula that takes into account several factors, including current (9/11/01) and future earnings. The way that the families were told about this included a statement that there is no way any family could sue for more of a share of the money (remember, this is the government's fund, not the $$ donated by the citizens of the US). Darn, I wish I had the volume information. It was about a month or so ago...
And you know how you have insurance on your house and it's contents? Well, included in that insurance policy is a codicil regarding accidents on your property. So, technically, yes, if a child falls out of your treehouse, the parents can sue you.
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