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The trouble is the alleged tortfeasor: The Tennessee Valley Authority.— State Journal Featured Content
Most of all, you don't have certain knowledge that the tortfeasor is destitute, and you are not required to take his word for it.
In an earlier post, I referred to two of the possible claims: first, if you stop it from injuring others, but are yourself injured in the process, you can sue the tortfeasor who released the truck in the first place.— Irish Blogs
As the propositions above demonstrate, his negligence action is against the tortfeasor who allowed the runaway truck to escape and there is nothing in the article to suggest that the Royal Mail was negligent in that respect.— Irish Blogs
Let's face it, if the tortfeasor (i.e., the one causing your injuries) offered to justly compensate you for the harm they produced, litigation wouldn't be on your plate!— MyLinkVault Newest Links
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