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Not surprising that evidence is turned over upon settlement, but if there is evidence that one party knows of that may be relevant to other proceedings but still destroys the evidence, it’s spoliation of evidence, which can lead to significant sanctions. But these entities bank on the stiffest sanctions being better

When they do, will they have Starman 2.0 behind the wheel or will it be called Roadman 1.0?

Anyone who doesn’t think you’re a number to a major manufacturer and if it’s a question of protecting your family or paying money, the manufacturer will consider how much money’s at stake before answering. If you want a pop culture reference, you should look at former Senator Fred Thompson’s soliloquy in the movie

I have litigated tire failure cases in the past.

It’s certainly got a bit of a schnoz compared to the old one, but the old one was pretty bland. If he’s getting one for $35k, it’s not going to be that low mile or have the adjustable rear dampers, as that’s only on the highest level trim in the Lexus.

Diminished value claim on a Ferrari would be significant. Especially if it’s now in the title history that the car was reported as stolen and recovered. Anyone who’s seen a carfax sees red flags and watches value go down. Also, if the car was dogged at all by the driver on his joyride (he apparently couldn’t get the

Go ahead and buy your kevlar vest and paint the skull on it, too. Change your name to Frank Castle while you’re at it.

Come on, bud. 420 is really on legal in really high places like Colorado, where it’s dispensed like candy.

Only a fool would drive it in the rain.

Never realized how much the Elio boondoggle prototype looks like an Insight in profile.

What, they didn’t want to use the name Aztek? It’s so Aztek-y, they should’ve had Bryan Cranston standing next to it.

What’s the highest % CP that the site has seen?

Quail hunting is often out in the high brush. If it’s dry and the exhaust is hot, you’ve got all the tinder necessary to light it up. Or an errant cigarette/cigar. Just hope the dogs weren’t in the boxes when it went up.

I’m late to the “me, too” party, but me, too. Driving my stepdad’s ‘85 Country Squire woody wagon home at 12 because the adults decided that a 12 year old DD was a good idea. With country roads and big ditches, it WAS a better idea than them driving.

We don’t run our class action commercials during Jerry Springer. You must be thinking of those $99.95 LASIK commercials. I jest.

Amen. Have litigated arbitration issues, too. Turned away good people in bad situations because of those clauses.

I understand you’re getting a 31 cent check is upsetting to you, but you got a class action notification and if your case was worth more, you could’ve opted out of the class and fought it yourself with a lawyer you’d have to hire. And you’d be potentially be exposed to risks of attorney’s fees for the other side if

54 and Little Road is right around the corner from the Courthouse and jail. The wait for the light was probably longer than the drive to the jail. And as a resident of the county to the south of Pasco, where this occurred, who visits said courthouse on a regular basis, I can say there are some odd folks up there.

Quite a few of these cases out there on these vans. The rollover issues with associated roof crush is tragic.

There has to be a jalop who works for a car rental company who can share. Then again, most of the time, they don’t seem to know a Taurus from a Tesla, so maybe not.