sean stinson

Air only lasts so long when you are underwater!!

mike tkach

iTrader: (3)

as i previously stated,thefamily went to the attourney,and hired him,the attourney did not go to the family,so why is he a blood sucker?he is doing what the family hired him to do.

mike tkach

iTrader: (3)

do you really think this suit will put an end to offshore racing in florida,i hope not,but with a law on the books that states sponsers can be held responsible,you may be right.

rchevelle71

iTrader: (1)

Are you sure of this???

brivander

Oh god, here we go again...why don't we just link the other thread and save the trouble.

C_Spray

iTrader: (2)

Before posting on this thread, make sure that you read through this one first:

Original Gratton lawsuit thread

boatme

Having the right and actually doing it are two differnt things Do I think she has the right? YEP Do I think she should sue ? NOPE

boatme

I know with the deaths at our event, the Blood suckers were making phonecalls to family and to people involved within one day

Smarty

Florida attorneys as well as attorneys in New Jersey are not permitted to make a phone call to an accident victim(s), or the the family of an accident victim. Written communication is permitted in Florida after 30 days have passed since the accident, "In addition, if the written communication concerns an action relating to an accident or disaster involving the recipient or a relative of the recipient, the communication may not be sent until 30 days after the accident or disaster."[/B]

The family calls the attorney, that is how it works. Attorneys are not ambulance chasers as some people may want to portray them. The attorneys that do try to solicit via phone and or violate the rules of ethics will get disbarred or sanctioned, plain and simple.

Hope that clears up the speculation.

36Tango

There is a billboard being put up right this minute outside my office. In big letters "Have you been hurt at work? Call us at ......."

Nice.