Injury lawyer helo

Looksguywalker

terra_ferma wrote: »

to me it's not about the actual advice given, is about rudeness, assumptions about the PO's situation outside the specific bit of information they are asking for.
It's a bit like someone in the street pushing a wheelchair asking for directions to the nearest solicitor and being told they should see social services instead...

those seen as soft targets are treated particularly badly, e.g. newer posters and/or those with some kind of vulnerability/disability

most boards are OK, for some reason a couple of forums are quite unpleasant, compared to most

I try to understand posts but when posters type PO when they mean OP, or when they type DRS instead of DSR, or type can instead of can't, conveying a totally different meaning why is it my fault if I don't understand?

CoolHotCold

Ahh yes the Drag Reduction System, very helpful in certain situations, lots of restrictions though.

bod1467

I hope the OP is not in Scotland.

Bowling_4_Gold

If the OP simply wanted advice then they would say 'I was involved in a non-fault accident. Can anyone recommend a good solicitor?'

But instead we get 'The bus driver turned a corner sharply' and 'he set off without warning' etc.

If you don't want people to 'morally judge' you, then simply state the facts. No need to unnecessarily give us more to feed on!

halibut2209

Ah, the old "She was asking for it, your honour" defence.