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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] In the first day of trial the plaintiff's witness claims he heard a scream and looked over and THEN saw Paltrow plow into Sanderson - but it makes no sense to me that you hear a scream and then look over to see the accident take place a couple seconds AFTER the scream?! Makes zero sense to me Really? You can’t imagine a scenario where someone yells a warning before a crash? I did it skiing on Thursday. ‘Hey on your right!’ Said loudly to get their attention through a helmet. In this case, the plaintiff is saying that Paltrow was not looking where she was going - basically skied into the guy looking somewhere else so she wouldn't scream until she hits him. If the scream is from Sanderson and he is downhill and hit in the back, he also wouldn't scream until the collision...[/quote] I would scream if someone was about to hit me but would scream "look out!" if I was about to hit someone. Also the injuries suggest a side impact, not hit from behind.[/quote] But the story is that neither saw the impact coming...[/quote] So? Maybe the witness is unreliable?[/quote] I think she probably stopped unexpectedly to check on her kids and he, not expecting the stop, hit her. His story doesn't make sense to me. And, yes, age and angle of the hit could explain the difference in injuries. [/quote] If this is the case, then he's at fault. It's not cool to stop suddenly, but it's always the uphill skier's responsibility to avoid whatever is in front of them. It's the skier's responsibility to be able to stop when necessary, turn, ski around obstacles and to leave enough room to do so. He took a risk when he went skiing and it doesn't sound like she was reckless or out of control. [/quote]
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