Re: Grounds for personal injury suit

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I've always wondered about this guy.

On 2/09/05, Hardy Parkerson, Atty. wrote:
>
> I disagree. I'd sue the batard. Teach him a lesson. His
> homeowners policy might even pay for her medical bills and
> for damages, although they might try to get out of paying
> because it was an intentional act. I'm sure they'd pay her
> medical bills undere the med-pay provisions of his homeowner's
> policy. Also, he can pay himself. You might want to take your
> daughter to the M.D., or even to a psychiatrist and/or a
> psychologist for treatment and an assessement of damages. He
> hit her; hit him back! That's what I like about the Jews:
> when the Arabs lob a round into Jerusalem, the Jews lob seven
> back at the Arabs. Pretty soon the Arabs learn there is no
> profit in shelling the Jews. Hit back!
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Hardy Parkerson, Atty.
> Lake Charles, LA
>
>
> On 2/09/05, Curmudgeon wrote:
>> I was hoping someone would jump in with some creative
>> response. Apparently not. In my opinion, you would have
>> the right to sue on behalf of your daughter. But, again in
>> my opinion, there is not significant monetary value to the
>> case--and certainly not enough to outweigh the trauma it
>> would cause to your kids to put them through such a lawsuit.
>>
>> On 2/09/05, cookie wrote:
>>> I posted to the "main" board earlier but maybe this is
>>> where I should have posted--i have sole custody of my 3
>>> kids-my 12-year-old daughter went to visit her dad in late
>>> december-he lost his temper (that's a longstanding
>> problem)
>>> threw a cordless phone at her, pushed her across the room
>>> and kicked her-she had an 8 x 2-inch bruise on her thigh-
>> he
>>> was arrested-i would like to sue him for the pain and
>>> stress he caused her and the rest of the family-i have not
>>> allowed him to see the kids since this incident-would this
>>> be possible?