GeneMO said: (quoted from post at 23:42:59 12/08/09) Well, He should have never went on record as saying he wasn't hurt. He should get checked out every which way to Sunday, gimp around some and complain that his neck hurts.
The hopefully the person driving the SUV is a lawyer with a two million dollar liability policy.
Be nice to take one of them to the cleaners instead of the other way around.
Gene
Sounds like another sue happy individual here.
Sure make him replace the tractor and if injured pay, but if not then no reason to claim false reason and bleed the rest of us dry.
One persons claims on an insurance policy and we all pay for it with raised insurance rates.
In order to take him to the cleaners you would have to win a judgment of more then two million dollars with that liability amount, only the insurance would be paying if under that.
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