Re: My E-Center lawsuit

["L. Bird" <pkeets@hotmail.com>]

It must be fairly standard for folks to get hurt at concerts.  Enough so 
that attendees lose some of their protections and are assumed to share 
liability.  I've read about a judge throwing a concert injury out of court 
because rock concerts were a "known hazard."

keets

>Hey guys guess what.I saw a lawyer about my broken
>shoulder and stitches.The lawyer said that I had no
>case because the hundreds of people all around me are
>not "credible" witnesses because they all were there
>for a concert.Also I fit the description of a
>TEENAGER.I said "that still doesn't give them the
>right to throw me over the damn rail!",so I quickly
>left this lawyer because I obliviously thought he had
>no clue about what he was talking about.I went to
>another lawyer this time in Philly.Get this he said
>the EXACT same thing!I went to four different lawyers
>in two different states and they ALL said the same
>thing!That's It I give up!I have a broken shoulder and
>16 stitches because I was thrown over the rail by a
>group of security guys all over something I didn't
>do!What's right in the world(besides this list and The
>Who)?
>                           -jess in jersey
>
>                         A.K.A-Sally Simpson
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