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Subject: Re: [LML] Any liability lawsuits
From: "Tom Giddings" <tgiddings@avionix.com>
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> As a practicing lawyer for the last 30 years (if I practice enough I'll
> get it right) I have to jump into all of this wild speculation.
>
John: BRAVO!!!!...You are right on about this topic..

Tom Giddings
LNC2 0290( 3rd owner)
133TB( Tom B. I hope you are not losing any sleep over this)


> 1.  This is America.   Anyone with a filing fee and the ability to sign
> his name can sue anyone about anything.
>
> 2.  The legal standard in any lawsuit over an airplane accident is whether
> the defendant's negligence (if any) was the proximate cause of the
> plaintiff's injury.  A jury gets to decide.
>
> 3.  I am not aware of any case in which the builder of an experimental
> aircraft has been sued as a result of a crash of an airplane he sold to
> the plaintiff.
>
> 4.  You can get hit by a meteorite at any moment.  Get a life.
>
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