News Guest dies, found unresponsive after riding Stardust Racers

[lewisc]

Out of court settlements exist exactly because they DON'T do what you say... They share and collaborate together to work out something both sides can agree to. That's not to say they lay on their back and say 'take it all' -- but it is an effort to include and answer questions.

This isn't just UNI stonewalling the public - they are doing it to the victim's family too. That is a combative position - not one of reconciliation.

Didn't Universal just settle a Stardust case?

 

[mkt]

Didn't Universal just settle a Stardust case?

Yep. No death. Suit was settled within 48 hours of suit being filed, and without a public relations tour against them.

 

[WolverineInMichigan]

Please do not take this in any way but gently. Are you an attorney? Even a paralegal? If you are, then you are working for the family or know the family and are looking to increase the payout.

Why do I say this? Because every and any attorney reading your comments is simply shaking their head at you. (as I am...) No one except those who are most concerned of their obvious guilt (and thus afraid of massive payout) would do what you suggest. (Negotiate before a suit is filed or even before discovery begins). No attorney would suggest exchanging words with a plaintiff other than... "see you in court". Unless as above they are massively guilty of malfeasance and know it and are looking to get out ahead of it---- or they are getting destroyed business wise (the public/customers or clients staying away in total droves bringing them to bankruptcy.)

As a last note; the law is a sh*t show; and lawyers are about manipulation. Both plaintiff'sand defendant's representation are paid for it.