I wouldn't. Brief loss of consciousness with no indication of permanent injury?

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Nov 12, 2024
1:25:30pm

SoCalCoug All-American

I wouldn't. Brief loss of consciousness with no indication of permanent injury?

No $$$ in that kind of case.

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SoCalCoug

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I will happily represent the injured cheer coach in a lawsuit against the U

byulover

Nov 12, 1:12pm

RE: I will happily represent the injured cheer coach in a lawsuit against the U

PoolBoy

Nov 12, 1:14pm

I will gladly testify that they are trash.

BR7238

Nov 12, 1:18pm

Also, any type of head injury where someone loses consciousness, is serious.

Iman23

Nov 12, 1:18pm

Has he posted again about his daughter? Ive been thinking about that story a lot

DiamondMo

Nov 12, 1:20pm

My daughter took an inadvertent elbow to the head during volleyball game when she was 16. It was insane how much her

timpjynx

Nov 12, 1:23pm

I’ve had several serious concussions. They’re no joke, and took many months of

Abe Froman

Nov 12, 1:27pm

From a medical standpoint, yes. But try to get a jury - especially a

SoCalCoug

Nov 12, 1:34pm

have the identified the thrower yet?

It's A Bowling Ball

Nov 12, 1:21pm

I wouldn't. Brief loss of consciousness with no indication of permanent injury?

SoCalCoug

Nov 12, 1:25pm

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