They probably do have brain damage if it went on for weeks. It’s 23 people, that’s about a million each. I’d expect that if I was brain damaged by a hotel that removed the CO sensor, too!
Too bad there aren’t more details including what objective tests confirmed that 23 employees suffered “brain damage”. When people are pulled unconscious from homes because of CO2 there is rarely brain damage and they seem to recover w/o a problem. Masterful job by their attorneys.
Here is information I found on proof of the brain damage:
“The evidence of this damage was clearly visible from state-of-the-art high resolution MRIs, functional MRIs and CT scans, which showed irreversible damage to key areas of the brain which caused severe and persistent headaches; severe loss of short-term memory and the ability to focus, concentrate, and multitask; severe personality changes (depression, anxiety, symptoms of post-traumatic stress, disorder, inappropriate anger and the persistent urge to withdraw from friends, loved ones and strangers), all of which persist to this day.
All of this evidence and testimony was supported by the vast weight of current medical literature on this subject.”
He goes on to say that the plaintiffs are still working at Ruth’s Chris.
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They probably do have brain damage if it went on for weeks. It’s 23 people, that’s about a million each. I’d expect that if I was brain damaged by a hotel that removed the CO sensor, too!
Too bad there aren’t more details including what objective tests confirmed that 23 employees suffered “brain damage”. When people are pulled unconscious from homes because of CO2 there is rarely brain damage and they seem to recover w/o a problem. Masterful job by their attorneys.
Duh, I hab the daim bramage, can I hav sum money?
Dude, intended or not, the use of “rarely” and “well done” made my day. Well played sir, well played indeed!
That’s because Homeowner’s Insurance doesn’t have that kind of money to shell out. Deep Pockets, remember?
Here is information I found on proof of the brain damage:
“The evidence of this damage was clearly visible from state-of-the-art high resolution MRIs, functional MRIs and CT scans, which showed irreversible damage to key areas of the brain which caused severe and persistent headaches; severe loss of short-term memory and the ability to focus, concentrate, and multitask; severe personality changes (depression, anxiety, symptoms of post-traumatic stress, disorder, inappropriate anger and the persistent urge to withdraw from friends, loved ones and strangers), all of which persist to this day.
All of this evidence and testimony was supported by the vast weight of current medical literature on this subject.”
He goes on to say that the plaintiffs are still working at Ruth’s Chris.