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I was worried this might happen.. wtf.
The Shop
Really sucks for everyone involved from the sounds of it.
Hope it works out for Budds
I would also think that he would have all the contact info of any participants from that event and could easily find witnesses that way instead of a mx forum.
That is exactly what the plantiff's team is going to do.
There's a phrase about morals being a wonderful thing, if you can afford them. Everyone knows the track gets rough at the end of the day and people get tired and my guess is that if he's paralyzed, he's looking at a mountain of debt with very little to no income and simply can't afford them. It's a really unfortunate position to be in for both parties.
The families cost incurred could be more than they have coverage for and then the family has future cost to properly care for him the rest of his life.
This is why cost to practice and race at tracks go up because of liability insurance.
The combination of a litigious country with private sector health insurance is clearly bad for motocross tracks. Even without incident, I imagine liability insurance for the track owner is more expensive in the US than elsewhere.
probably the family and greedy ambulance chaser looking to get some money out of this
unfortunate deal
Hope that kid gets well. but seriously?
Pit Row
I hope that is clear now.
You don't think there would be expenses for obesity, alcohol consumption, smoking, vaping and many other unhealthy choices.
I'm very surprised he's gone as long as he has without a lawsuit.
I worked as an official for about 15 years, and it seemed like we had at least 1 a year.
Usually the insurance company trying to recoup, but not always.
My girlfriend got an IV infusion to help with walking pneumonia she can’t get rid of from an IV bar yesterday. It was $90 and she said that was a lot less expensive than going to her primary care doctor where they charge over $300 for the same thing. I told her the difference is because health insurance is involved at the doctor where as the IV bar actually has to market a price the average cash paying American can afford. I think removing health insurance from a lot of healthcare services would be the best thing to get costs back in line of affordability but, unfortunately, I don’t think that will ever happen.
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