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Unethical Lawsuit Files: The Golfer and the Diner
The tort system evolved to ensure that those injured by the recklessness, maliciousness or negligence of others can enlist the courts made juries to be made whole. It presumes, but, sadly, does not require, a measure of fairness, proportion, personal responsibility, forbearance, prudence, empathy, and common sense, as well as a lack of greed.
Two recent lawsuits, involving a golfer and a diner, illustrate how an otherwise good system can be used unethically. Continue reading
