[Hidden-tech] Attack dog lawyer who works on contingency?

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David,

If you have not been injured, and no damage done, in my judgement it  
is inappropriate to proceed legally.   I think your friend has made a  
poor suggestion.

Why sue when the manufacturer is willing to replace the unit?

Michael


On Apr 30, 2008, at 12:25 AM, DAVID F. FARKAS wrote:

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> Hi guys...
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> My shredder exploded... no exaggeration. Flash, bang, acrid smoke,  
> the works. The head jumped out of the basket and fell back down  
> shattering it. Somehow there was no fire and my only issue seems to  
> be ringing ears. Life is good. Somehow no fire or injuries.
>
> The company responded quickly to my email with an offer to examine  
> the pyrotechnic device and give me a new one. Also good.
>
> Then someone suggested i consider having a product liability lawyer,  
> who works on contingency, look at the situation and see if it's  
> worth a law suit. I've never sued anyone and it's really not my  
> style. I have not time or money to invest in that... AND... who  
> knows, eh? Unlicensed pyrotechnics are not standard features in most  
> shredders, to my knowledge.
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> Suggestions? Referrals? Commiseration? Bad Jokes?
> Thanx
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