[fireman15]

The attorneys in this Subway shake down are the same ones who nicked Johnson & Johnson for $4.69 Billion in 2018 for still debated claims that baby powder causes ovarian cancer. It was reduced to a mere $2.1 Billion on appeal. The value of 1000s of other from lawyers who have filed lawsuits hoping to get lucky from the same thing is 10s of billions of dollars, and maybe much more.

Typically businesses will pay millions of dollars to avoid the negative publicity.

I like to fly small airplanes... In the last 25 years the number of home-built and kit aircraft has more than doubled, while the number of factory built general aviation aircraft has been dwindling. Why is this when few people have the 1000 to 3000 hours or the skills necessary to build their own aircraft? Frivolous lawsuits have nearly destroyed the general aviation industry. Because of insurance and legal expenses, the cheapest new aircraft one can buy are now cost $100s of thousands of dollars.

This thing with Subway sounds funny, but it is just a scab over a festering wound covering the abuse of our once proud legal system. My elderly parents are currently being sued for $1.2 million by someone who they had hoped to sell some property to. A twice convicted scam artist made a deposit and then never paid them another dime before starting to build a house on their property several years later. It is an almost indescribable nightmare for them. They pay more than what the deposit was every year in property taxes. They have not been able to sell the property to anyone else because of the pending litigation and now are in severe financial hardship. The person is a twice You would think that the

[fireman15]

Sorry for the typos at the end... not sure what happened.

[BiglyCommentary]

I remember ultra-lights were a big thing like 20 years ago. Do they still sell those?

[mylife]

Yeah so asbestos is naturally occurring in minute amounts in talc, what are these women doing? blowing it up their cooch with a leaf blower?

[mylife]

Why aren’t there more dead babies? Men use talc too.

[gloryblaze]

... A twice convicted scam artist made a deposit and then never paid them another dime before starting to build a house on their property several years later. It is an almost indescribable nightmare for them. They pay more than what the deposit was every year in property taxes. They have not been able to sell the property to anyone else because of the pending litigation and now are in severe financial hardship..

How much have they been relieved of by their own counsel to boot? And has he/she done much of anything to earn it trying to get this predicament resolved or just piddled around as the months fly by?