Daughter fell off bike and scratched neighbours car parked in drive...

apple111

adouglasmhor wrote: »

Never said it did, it does make me qualified to comment generaly on litigation issues though, and Advocates and QCs do hire people like I used to be to do the donkey work, you don't imagine they have time to trawl through case law and paperwork for every little case. What are your qualifications then?

The purpose of my question is not to highlight the limitations of your qualifications, but to point out that doing some photocopying for a magistrate does not really give credibility to your opinion on liability in civil disputes or definitions of legal ownership of duty.

I am a practising solicitor with a BA, CPE and LPC working for an American Law firm in The City. Not that that makes me a world authority either, but beats a wikipedia reinforced legal training.

twinmumagain

lol @ this thread!!!!

Apples its not a debate-this was done and dusted a few weeks ago. To bring it up now is just daft.

Cheers for giving me 5 minutes of giggles though.

apple111

No problem, glad to amuse you.

Its the shock that so many think its ok to damage other people's property on their own land and not have any liability (or set arbitrary levels of deemed liability) that I find shocking, distressing and depressing.

Wonder if you had still been "giggling" has the neighbour taken you to the small claims court to force you to pay for main dealer repairs.........?

twinmumagain

Then she would be awarded a pittance a week.

Which defeats the whole object of your moaning really?

Get a life mate.

velvetybubbles

Omg!!!!!

Is this not about a four year old child !!!

Pincher

Didn't she cry to elicit sympathy from the neighbour?
It's really hard to scream at girls when they do that,
even if you know they are just trying to get away with murder.
Manipulation and emotional blackmail, oldest trick in the book.

MrsE_2

velvetybubbles wrote: »

if it was my car on my drive and a four year old girl.. i wouldnt be bothered!!!!

if it was my daughter and my neighbours car... id say sue me!!!

im sure the car will get many more scratches in its life!

I'm guessing you don't fork out for a new car?

mikey72

adouglasmhor wrote: »

That's a typo, one as compared to your many.

I used to be a paralegal and have a HND in legal services with accredited training and I am a member of the Professional organisation in good standing (I worked in litigation), so I really don't know where you get my qualification is not in law? I imagine you made it up like a lot of the other balls you have been posting. Don't make up a lie about me again please.

I now work in support services management including providing onsite services to the Scottish Court Service on a daily basis, so I do have a fair working knowledge of how the legal system works from that side.

Is a paralegal some sort of really fast response team?
Jumping from a plane into an accident shouting "where there's blame there's a claim"
Or is like a paranormal experience, do you suddenly appear in near death experiences, shouting the same thing?

Kilty_2

mikey72 wrote: »

Is a paralegal some sort of really fast response team?
Jumping from a plane into an accident shouting "where there's blame there's a claim"

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
:T:T:T:T

velvetybubbles

MrsE wrote: »

I'm guessing you don't fork out for a new car?

i have a lovely expensive car which i love:D
but we all get scratches from supermarket carparks etc
its only scratch