Nov 13, 2024
11:54:06am
11:54:06am
Sorry, I haven't read all the responses, but I believe financial compensation
is necessary. We are seeing the impact of concussions on a person's life which may not be evidenced until later in life. If they were in a suite, and if the family is well off, I would think that between U of U, the sponsor of the suite, and the parents, that meaningful compensation for future impacts is warranted. They should offer a million to avoid a law suit.
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I don't think we know enough about the young man to know how he should be dealt with. Is he a good kid who did something
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This sort of thing makes me think of the story President Hinckley shared in conference about the woman who had a frozen
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