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Of course there will be a lawsuit. Those frivilous lawsuits would be stopped, or at least diminished, if the loser had to pay ALL court costs AND a penalty for being stupid.
Of course there will be a lawsuit. Those frivilous lawsuits would be stopped, or at least diminished, if the loser had to pay ALL court costs AND a penalty for being stupid.
Agreed.
I just don't see how this can possibly be construed as being the airlines fault.
Very sad but she and her husband made a very poor judgements in traveling as sick as she was. From the article it sounds like the airlines involved did try but this was just too unusual a situation for them to be held responsible in a big lawsuit. I fault the ambulance chaser law firm for putting that notion in the husband's mind. Plenty of blame to go around starting with the deceased wanting to make that pilgrimage home in the first place.
She was already on borrowed time and I think they knew it. That's probably why they wanted one last holiday in Hungary. In a weird way it might have been the best thing since she was then buried there, which would have been difficult to arrange if that was her wish and she died in the USA.
She was already on borrowed time and I think they knew it. That's probably why they wanted one last holiday in Hungary. In a weird way it might have been the best thing since she was then buried there, which would have been difficult to arrange if that was her wish and she died in the USA.
You may well be correct.
Whatever the circumstances I don't see why there is any basis at all for suing the airline.
Holy crap, just look at her. She was miserable. She's in a better place. No one's fault.
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