May 3, 2024
2:49:06pm
2:49:06pm
Whoever made a decision to pay $5 million in the 1980s (between $12.5 million and $19 million today) for a driver who
ran over a suicidal guy’s legs without any fault on the driver’s part definitely overpaid.
I hope your company later hired people who understand how American tort law works.
I hope your company later hired people who understand how American tort law works.
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