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"If they fuck up yes" agreed | |||
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"I don't think it's so black n White. I would have had a good case to sue my gp's surgery but didn't occur to me to do so. I just focused on get the best treatment possible and dealing with the shock. Not thinking about how much money I could get out of them. In some cases it would be necessary to get the appropriate care etc." I think you have hit the nail on the head there. If your going to need long term care, further treatment etc then no probs with it. But the "profit claims" or claims for financial benefit through ambulance chasers, well i have a prob with that my self. | |||
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"Probably not if you have shot yourself in the foot " Yeah, then you're just an idiot | |||
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"acceptable or not?" easiest way I ever heard of to make a nice pensionable sum of money just for limping about for a few months. Yeah, sue them, they'll only buy 50,000 pairs of rubber gloves by 300 different manufacturers at 200 different prices if you don't. | |||
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"the whole sueing thing has got out of hand in this country, it only costs us all more as every retailer/service provider has to put up prices to cope. if your that selfish that you want to sue to feather your own nest without regard to everyone else then what ever i say wont make any difference" Disagree. The system exists to compensate people for pain, suffering, costs of medical bills, adaptations at home, loss of future opportunities etc etc If the NHS or anyone else causes significant harm in your life - like the guy who almost died after a surgeon was negligent during a kidney transplant op - then the law allows recompense. Course, the key word there is significant - I've no sympathy for the people who just fancy a couple of grand and exaggerate the impact of an incident in their lives... | |||
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"I don't think it's so black n White. I would have had a good case to sue my gp's surgery but didn't occur to me to do so. I just focused on get the best treatment possible and dealing with the shock. Not thinking about how much money I could get out of them. In some cases it would be necessary to get the appropriate care etc. I think you have hit the nail on the head there. If your going to need long term care, further treatment etc then no probs with it. But the "profit claims" or claims for financial benefit through ambulance chasers, well i have a prob with that my self." the problem now is the whole system,im getting calls on my mobile asking if they can deal with my accident claim which incidently i havent had. The whole country is looking to stick a claim in somewhere and chase easy money, you know the whiplash brigade the professional trippers etc etc the legal profession are doing very well out of it though and now employ muppets to rattle off questions down the blower to all and sundry. We used to have a supermarket a few miles away thats now been turned into offices for winns solicitors to deal with the "if youve had an accident that wasnt your fault brigade" where will it end daily rant over | |||
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"The courts are there to protect the system from the more vexatious claims. " Actually not quite true! No matter who you sue, even the NHS, they will do what is best for them. If I were to sue someone, it would be guided by the current "Threshold payments" that are being made in the courts. If I had an injury that would normally attract a payout of £5000 (tested in courts) then I would claim £6000. After negotiation, that would likely come back to the £5000 figure and no costly court room battle... My solicitor (a relative) told me that this is common practice and there is actually a list of current payout averages. You could claim under this level with very little trouble and because it would be cheaper to pay out rather than risk losing in court, they pay out! That is why silly claims get paid out! (They gave me the wrong ladder!) It happened to our son! The lady was a serial claimant, was disabled but not driving her adapted car that she had lent to her son to go for an interview and she was not insured in her sons’ car. There was a collision and no action taken by the police, but she claimed whiplash (just slight bumper damage) When we got the paperwork from her doctor, he even said that there was no indication of injuries further to those she had sustained in a crash ten years before. Looking back through the paperwork, there were other medical reports on six more claims, all the same and all from minor accidents. She was paid out from our sons insurance, but was arrested just over a year later for insurance fraud! Point is, she knew how to work the system so the courts can’t police those… | |||
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