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Travis_0004

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2. I wonder if the response to this lawsuit will be to get rid of the electric wheelchairs

Reply to TexasTowelie (Original post)

Mon Oct 10, 2016, 07:09 AM

Oct 2016

That would be a hige step backwards for people with disabilities, but if the precident is set for 1 million dollar lawsuits it may be the easiest solution.

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Cleveland woman wins $1.3 million lawsuit against Giant Eagle for motorized shopping cart injury [View all] TexasTowelie Oct 2016 OP

Having done some 43 years in the business Sherman A1 Oct 2016 #1

I wonder if the response to this lawsuit will be to get rid of the electric wheelchairs Travis_0004 Oct 2016 #2

Or have the electric wheelchair user sign some kind of paper/contract No Vested Interest Oct 2016 #3

I think that is too much work. Travis_0004 Oct 2016 #4

It would be a lot of work. However, some stores not only highly value No Vested Interest Oct 2016 #5