Law suits
#3
HUMMM very odd subject to bring up, from someone with very few posts.
Kind of like suing a motorcycle company for falling over, I think in most cases, the conditions that would be necessary for a large water craft to roll/spin, would also be ruled "the operator was operating speed in excess of safe operation"
One would argue it was driver error and not the watercraft.
Got to be honest with you, I have spun a 32 non-stepped boat and it was hard a chit to do so,and not something I wish to repeat. And yes I had to push the boat to very unsafe operation to do so.
WILL
Kind of like suing a motorcycle company for falling over, I think in most cases, the conditions that would be necessary for a large water craft to roll/spin, would also be ruled "the operator was operating speed in excess of safe operation"
One would argue it was driver error and not the watercraft.
Got to be honest with you, I have spun a 32 non-stepped boat and it was hard a chit to do so,and not something I wish to repeat. And yes I had to push the boat to very unsafe operation to do so.
WILL
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Wrongful death attorneys frequently sue everyone possible in a case, it isn't uncommon for them to also sue a manufacturer, same with cars, airplanes,trucks, mopeds , etc........ they cast a net and see what comes back in.
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I would find the home state and county and search their court records. Lots of good information there. If you are considering doing a new custom build I would also look for this information. Some of it is hard to access via public info, but an attorney should be able to get those court records for minimal cost.
#9
every state or country will have a court records search available. Check the country that the incident happened in as well as the county the company is located in.
For Miami the website is
http://www.miami-dadeclerk.com/civil/pubsearch.asp
type in the name or some local boat builders and you can find some very interesting things.
For Miami the website is
http://www.miami-dadeclerk.com/civil/pubsearch.asp
type in the name or some local boat builders and you can find some very interesting things.
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You guys are getting way to techinal,is just something that came to mind.I have a 2000 35 top gun that you couldn't turn over or spin out if you wanted to. Every time I read about the new fast TS Cig's they always wind up talking how they are easy to spin out or roll. If this happened lots of times, then there could be a problem.


