In article Lo26b.365019$Ho3.53747@sccrnsc03, "Juan E Jimenez"
writes:


Yes to the "sucessfully sued" part but being sucessfully sued doesn't
denote
guilt or a loss as you and zoom are attempting to imply. Be credible for a
change .

So finally you admit that you have been in fact been successfully sued for
negligence in the design of one of your aircraft. It's about time. Looks
like Jim was not lying after all, was he?


Where the **** did you read that in his statement? Damn if you are not worse
than Zoomer on being able to read.

Boy how little you know and as Sister Mary Pontius Pilot used to say
"empty cans
make the most noise". If you knew anything about lawsuits you would have
known
that both sides know who the expert witnesses are months before a
trial.There
was no dramatic "two weeks " before the trial incident I should know I was
there
you weren't.It's only in the movies and in zooms head.
Settlements don't count as losses ,once again you show your ignorance as
to how
it works. I guess using that logic when zoom sued the RAH-15 and none of
us went
to jail I guess zoom "lost".

If you knew anything about the civil court system in this country you would
know that guilt is for criminal matters. No civil court judges do not assign
guilt.

Paying $750,000 are a result of a lawsuit is not a loss. Unhuh. You keep
saying that to yourself, someday maybe someone will believe it.

Juan

And if you knew anything about the civil courts in this country you would
realize that anybody can sue anybody for virtually anything and end up with a
settlement. That settlement may or may not be based on a ligitimate claim. In
most cases the settlement is an agreement between the parties to avoid the
costs of further litigation. It does little good for any company to fight and
win a case based on lack of merit, if the win will cost far more than the
settlement. In fact, with todays litigation system and its endless appeals, it
is far smarter to settle than to win.

Now go blow smoke up somebody elses ass.



Bob Reed
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