Dallas Dealer wrecks M5

rrental · #1 09-05-2010, 01:30 PM

I totally understand that. But getting the persons involved and make them loosing their jobs is punishment to me. Add on the over-compensation by replacing the car for a new one (from a 2007 to new) would be nothing more than fare.

I think it's greed, or the "now its my turn to cash in" attitude that drives these lawsuits. Feed by the excessive steeling that's going on in corporate America.

I disagree with the sue their a$$ of attitude, but totally understand. But I guess we are getting a bit off topic.

Penguin · #2 09-08-2010, 01:38 PM

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Originally Posted by rrental

I think it's greed, or the "now its my turn to cash in" attitude that drives these lawsuits. Feed by the excessive steeling that's going on in corporate America.

That certainly is the case sometimes. But most of the time I believe the lawsuits are driven by the fact that when it comes to significant expenses, most businesses do not pay attention or attempt to fairly address "making it right" until they get a letter from a lawyer. Their lying from the get-go in this case is the first indication that a lawyer might be required.

"So sue me," is an all too prevalent attitude among businesses.