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A comment on Comparative Negligence - Do You Know What it Means For Floridians?

Mike Bryant — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 23:28:32 GMT

Early investigation and help from a person with experience make all the difference in the world. The insurance companies are out right away, not only to eliminate claims, but more importantly to add all of the percentage of negligence they can. You have some very solid advice here.

A comment on Don’t Let Them Longhorns Outshine Us – Here Is What You Can Do Today:

Darren Wilson — Mon, 31 Aug 2009 16:15:29 GMT

Go 'Horns ;)

Texting should be illegal while driving anywhere.

A comment on UM Coverage, …. “Stack” it up and save!

Mike Bryant — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 22:50:14 GMT

This is great advice, people need to increase their coverage before they learn that they really need it.

A comment on A multitasker’s admission of guilt… Rehab?...sign me up!

Steve Lombardi — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 20:47:11 GMT

Honorable Jeffrey: To appreciate how dangerous it is consider the pilot of a plane you were flying in was multi-tasking while trying to land your flight. Dangerous? I rest my case.

A comment on Medical Malpractice Caps Invading our Constitutional Rights.

Jerry G. Hayes — Tue, 07 Jul 2009 05:57:04 GMT

I desparately need an injury attorney to represent me in my lawsuit for injury and Medical Malpractice in Idaho.

Can you help me yourself as I am being the paralyzed victim of Idaho politics and a ridiculous Damages Cap here.

I can share in the costs of my case if you will represent me. If I can not get representation soon, the judge will probably kill my case. I am 100 percent mentally and physically disabled , brain damage and paralysis due to Emergency room failure to perform differential evaluation analysis when I had all the symptoms to alert the doctor to do blood test for West Nile Disease and Encephelitis.

The ER Physician spent no more than 1 or 2 minutes and after an IV, he sent me home saying I only have heat exhaustion. After 7 days of the wrong diagnosis and the exactly wrong recovery direction, I woke up a week later falling to the floor now permanently paralyzed in my legs. After 8 days in a coma near death and after 10 weeks in the VA hospital, now I struggle to exist alone with no one helping me except VA Hospital doctor.

PLEASE CONTACT ME and help me any way tou can. I NEED an attorney from outside Idaho! I can not fight this battle alone any longer!

Sincerely,

Jerry G. Hayes
go_pack77@hotmail.com
208-409-1007
Eagle, Idaho

A comment on Medical Malpractice Caps Invading our Constitutional Rights.

Mike Bryant — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 22:28:27 GMT

Very good post. It is important that the message of justice continue to be called out.

A comment on Safety Advocates Get a Victory for Stronger Roofs

branded pens — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 09:56:52 GMT

This is great news- but why is it going to take so long for this to be enforced? 2017 for it to be in all vehicles- why the wait if this can save so many lives?

A comment on The Never-ending Debate: The Legal Drinking Age in the U.S.

Mike Bryant — Mon, 20 Apr 2009 22:07:45 GMT

I didn't like the way the federal government made states change their laws and the way we make 18 year olds go to war, but that being said there is an issue with the saving of lives. Good overall look at the issue.

A comment on Bike Week 2009 wrapping up.

AttorneyWeb — Tue, 14 Apr 2009 21:17:42 GMT

I just wanted to make a quick comment on loud pipes - they are annoying and should be outlawed as a public disturbance. While living in the Keys I experienced their version of bike week several times and was always happy to see the bikes ride out of town when it was over. Back in 2002 my neighbor was crossing US 1 in his wife's Saturn only to be hit by a biker doing about 90 MPH that was weaving past cars on his way down to the city at the end of the road. The biker died instantly and my friend was mentally scarred for life. Its hard to object to what people do for fun in a free country, but public safety and concern for other peoples right to peace should not be neglected in the minds of bikers.

A comment on Bike Week 2009 wrapping up.

BGands — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 18:17:38 GMT

Oh geeze. Mikee isnt coming back to Bike Week. What ever shall we do? Did I hit a nerve Mikee. As I said in my post, if you are one of the ones who wants to come here and tell us everything that is wrong with Daytona, and what we should change, then Im sure I speak for all of Daytona when I say, we would appreciate you staying home or going elsewhere. Oh, but you didnt come here and say that did you? You more than likely had a great time, partied hard, only to go home and trash Daytona on the internet. As for your claims of 900,000 in 2000,,, HA. There have never been that many bikers here. In fact, there have never been taht many people here, INCLUDING THE LOCALS, during Bike Week. To quote Motorcycle.com "In its best years, Bike Week drew in somewhere up to 500,000 riders and race fans." The decline in attendance this year is due to the economic situation. Half of "facts and figures" Mikee is FACTS. So like you said, let the numbers speak for themselves. And I stand by what I said. The unfortunate thing is, you will more than likely not stick to your promise of not coming back. You will probably come here anyway, and whine and complain next year that the locals were rude, and drivers are careless. You might even post another comment about it next year forgetting completely that you vowed not to return. Thing is Mikee. We have never complained about bikers coming here. We have in fact embraced them. Its not at all the bikers that we have a problem with. Its the posers who ride into town on motorcycles thinking the world is at your every beck and call because you came to Daytona dressed in leather on two wheels with a wad of cash to try and buy our approval. The ones thinking that when they hit the pavement, cars should pull over, drivers should exit their vehicles, and wave flags and banners to praise all who are here, keeping our taxes low, and rebuilding our roads every year. Fact is Mikee, if none of the sniveling, whiney, posers had shown up this year, the estimates would have been a bit more like 249,950. Unless you are saying that far more of these bikers are whiners? Dont expect us to sell out because you want to feel special.

Here is a link to the Motorcycle.com article so you can see for yourself. The link so you can see that quote for yourself is More ...