my son was hurt at my wrkplce bad. I think of my boss like family.would it be wrong to sue?
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Sueing the company you're working for never looks good on an employee unless you have a really strong case.  You might want to talk to your boss about some sort of medical comensation before even considering sueing.  Taking the matter to court should be your last option, especially when you have built a great relationship with your boss and have put hard work into where you are.  I'm sure someone in your company would listen to your case, as it does sound serious.  Things might be able to be handled much simpler without even taking it that far.
1024779
yes....call another personal injury attorney, and if you have a case, he'll take care of it....trust me.
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You probably are a horrible employee, so no.\n\nYou can't sue an employer for your own incompetence.
776305
No, it's not right to sue.  The doctors did everything in their power to: \n\nFirst: Keep you alive and healthy\n\nSecond: Keep the baby alive and healthy\n\nYour comfort or discomfort is not a factor in this equation.  \n\nIt's b/s like this that has caused healt care to skyrocket in the past 20 years.\n\n,
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You feel guilty because he was a good guy who couldn't conform.  But to run a business, you need him to respect your decsion, whether or not it's about how well he does at his job.  You did the right thing.  Feeling bad is natural, no one should want to hurt another person, but he was wrong and he knew it.  He took the risk and has to accept the consequences.  Hopefully he learned from this experience and will move on well.  It was hard to make the right decision, but you did.  You should congratualate yourself.
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Yes get a lawyer.  In fact in a case like this they will be free working on contingent.\n\nYou may have a case for negligence under tort law.  Only a lawyer can advise and take the proper steps to get you a remedy.  Furthermore if you can track down any of the people who actually hurt you in the process of tting out you may have a case gainst them too.
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This is terrible situation, but I know you already this.  I feel really bad for you and your son because I do know what it feels like to be at your wits ends.\n\nI suggest you continue to talk to the people at the school, but also send them letters identifying the problems along with the date and time of the incidents.  This will create a paper trail.  A paper trail will help you in two ways:  documentation so that when you take this matter to the school board or higher no one can say I didn't know; and, in the unfortunate event that the bullying gets so severe that you must seek legal action.\n\nAlso, did you try contacting the parent of the other child involved.\n\nI wish the best for you this is a really tough situation and it is hard to think when you and your son are being impacted so greatly.\nRegards...
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Ultimately your son is responsible. I he does not have the financial means to fix the damages then you as his parent are responsible. If you don't feel that to be the case then think of it this way. You deposit money into a savings account thereby giving them permission to use it for loans, if the bank get robbed of all their funds are they responsible to you?
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Start at your local Legal Aid.  They should be listed in the phone book.  If not, try a local shelter or city council to recommend or refer you to an agency.  Please do yourself a favor and stop using his name.  This will only hurt you in the long run.  You are walking a fine line in the ethics department, and legally, it might go against you to put this guys name on the internet.  Calm down and do things in a manner that will help you, rather than cause you more pain. Actually, your employer should support you in this matter.  That why they are required to carry insurance on employees.
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I am sorry about your injuries.\n\nI suggest you ask your last lawyer, or any other lawyer you know, for recommendations.\n\nYour question is too serious to expect to get sound advice from Yahoo Answers.
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if they harm my child
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He can be sued if you got hurt, but you would have to prove that you notified him of the condition in order to really get anywhere with such a claim. And by get anywhere I mean punitive damages, not just the actual cost of your x-rays or whatever.  Letters sent both regular and certified are best for repair requests.\n\nIf it is such a danger and would only take a "few minutes" to fix, wouldn't the smart thing to do be to cover it yourself?
748631
Yes you skinflint!\n\nForget legalities, do whats right by your son. You should want to support him and not leave it all up to his mother!
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You can't really do much except let it roll off your back.  She's family and she'll get treated differently probably until she screws up.  As unfair as that is.  You can't say much because that'll make you the bad guy.  If it's really bothering you, you should look for another job.
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Yes. You need to communicate better with the son, and your girlfriend. If you tell someone you are going to be somewhere, but something comes up, call and say so. Perhaps the 2 of you weren't on the same page. You thought she'd be ok, and she thought you'd be with her. Nobody's wrong, you just didn't see the situatuion the same way. That's called life. Right now, or as soon as possible, go over to their house. Sit the mom and son down. tell them that you know they are feeling slighted, but they need to know that wasn't at all your intention. You were overwhelmed with responsibility at the time, and you should ALL do a better job expressing expectations. A SIMPLE CALL FROM EITHER ONE OF YOU TO PUT YOURSELVES "ON THE SAME PAGE". Even if you disagree, at least the other person will know where you stand and know that there was no bad intention. the son actually sounds like a pretty good communicator for his age!!! Tell them that you love them and you feel terrible that they were upset.Often, when we take the responsibility, it opens up the other person's eyes to the fact that this was not something that you should turn into a bad situation, and we are all human.\nBy theway, the $ issue. tell her exactly what you told us. tell her you'd love to lavish her like the queen she is to you, and give her lots of attention.
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I wouldn't worry about it. A few good questions though. Why were you put as president of the company? Why would you be being sued? Answer those two questions, and you'll have pretty good direction pointing to the answers. Ask him. Think about it logically for a moment. Your father brought you into the world, and nothing you experience could've been experienced without him, so first off let's be grateful for that gift of life. Secondly, a lawyer firm is a business. Businesses run for one reason, to Get Profit. Clearly they're not going to care about your personal interest as much as they are going to want their profit in the end, it's a bit more cold than dealing with family directly. As strangers, these people have no consent to the actual relationship you and your father have. From the perspective you give, it makes him seem like a scumbag, when I truly doubt that is the case. I'd talk to your dad and if I didn't get the proper answers then I would consult a lawyer and the judge of whatever, to help them realize you didn't actually do anything wrong. You didn't do anything. He forged the signature and did everything. What could you possibly have to worry about? You'll have to tell them the honest truth about everything, and that may put your father into trouble. I'd stick it out with my family, you'd be nothing without them, not to mention not even exist. It really depends on where your heart is. Only for yourself. Or For your family.
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You are not being a baby. Something like that could have left deep scars at any age. Seek professional counseling. If you can't afford it, perhaps Medicaid can. Also, if at all possible try for some group counseling with your parents to help you deal with the issue. \n    Hurt is hurt. It doesn't stop until you deal with it. I am not saying that you forget it, counseling would just help you deal with it better in a more rational and deliberate way.\n    My boys are having to deal with a lot of that same hurt right now so I better than most know where you are coming from. Children from broken homes just want a normal family. They want their life back that their parents stole from them. That is just the child's perspective I know but that's where you are coming from older now or not.\n    I will pray for you and hope that your terrible pain will eventually lessen someday.\n    Remember, hope springs eternal.\n\n                        Regards,\n                        Magicman