This amount is absurd and Discover must appeal. $20,000,000 for attorney fees? Sounds like the cowboy judge will be getting a fat check from the scumbag cowboy attorney.
Holy connect the dots, Mateo! How did Obama get into THIS? don’t you have a life? Find something else to do, like move to Alaska and get a job as Sarah Palin’s nanny…you won’t hve to kiss her a$$ but you’ll be right there to smell it when she F*rts!
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FOR WHAT??? What a joke!
Why not get the Obama bunch to jump on this atrocity? Or are their buddy in favor of these actions.
This cannot be only the WC case. It must be for bad faith in the handling of it?
Is it possible this company is a non-subscriber. In TX employers can opt out of WC. Anyone out there familiar enough with the case to comment?
This amount is absurd and Discover must appeal. $20,000,000 for attorney fees? Sounds like the cowboy judge will be getting a fat check from the scumbag cowboy attorney.
Holy connect the dots, Mateo! How did Obama get into THIS? don’t you have a life? Find something else to do, like move to Alaska and get a job as Sarah Palin’s nanny…you won’t hve to kiss her a$$ but you’ll be right there to smell it when she F*rts!
To micmac..
The article leaves no doubt whatsover that the company WAS a subscriber.
When are judges and jurys going to learn that large awards like this really only hurt the consumer.
You don’t think the carrier is going to raise their rates now? Now other insureds are going to have to carry the burdon of this judgement.
If the carrier did something wrong then yes they should be punished. But to the tune of $70m? Crazy!
Holy fart sniffer, Batman!
OH BATMAN, YOU HAVE SOME SERIOUS EMOTIONAL PROBLEMS! MUST BE YOUR WORK. TRY WORK COMP FOR YOUR EMOTIONAL PROBLEMS!!!!!!!!