Newton... dont fool around with getting as much as you can out of this affair. Go for it.. be honest but get as much as you can. You live in America and dealing with future health issues is not going to be cheap, and you deserve the best care as you need it that money can buy. Hey.... we all do but thats another matter. Dont take it for granted that problems relating to this accident will like just get better in some short period of time. And hey... this guy nailed you...and he shouldnt'a done dat. grin.. Newton Hunt wrote: > > Flexibility don't mean squat. It's culpability we're dealing with > > here. Here's hoping your retirement fund gets a big infusion. > > Or my daughter's education or my mortgage or... > > My lawyer is able to stretch things a bit if I sign for it. > He won't lie and I won't either but there is some stretch > pointng going on. > > He is culpable. No problem there. His insurance lawyer and > mine have to come to some agreement which I approve of. I > am hoping his insurance will make an offer I cannot refuse > to shorten the process. What's not culpable? Hitting a > legally) blind man in a legal cross walk with a legal > light? Not that I ain't stretching a point... > > "Stretch a point" > > In armor days the plates were held together with leather > thongs called points. To stretch a point is to make > yourself vulnerable. Interest concept source. > > Newton -- Richard Brekne RPT, N.P.T.F. Bergen, Norway
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