“Crash Victims Didn’t Feel Pain,” Claim Boeing Lawyers in Ongoing Legal Battle

[Nithavela]

The crash victims’ families claim they should be compensated for the terror and suffering their relatives may have experienced in the minutes leading up to the fatal crashes.

Boeing’s lawyers, however, argue that damages can only be paid for crash victims’ “conscious pain and suffering” if there is verifiable evidence that suffering occurred.

The lawyers claim that, in this case, any speculative pain suffered by the passengers in the milliseconds before their deaths is irrelevant in determining damages because they would not have been aware that they were injured before they died.

Remember, kids: when you die in an accident, make sure you suffer enough that your relatives can claim damages.

"Crash Victims Didn't Feel Pain," Claim Boeing Lawyers in Ongoing Legal Battle — Transcontinental Times

UNITED STATES: As legal battles continue in the aftermath of two fatal crashes of Boeing 737 MAX planes that claimed the lives of nearly 350 people, new developments in the ongoing dispute have emerged. Attorneys for Boeing and the crash victims’ families have locked horns in a legal dispute...

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[HTacianas]

Another ridiculous clickbait headline.

 

[Trogdor the Burninator]

The entire MAX program was done as a cheap way to update an ageing design to try and draw market share from Airbus. That Boeing is now trying to skip out on compensation to victims of that cheap design doesn't surprise me at all.