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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The hand numbness and tingling and dizziness is directly related to negligence in the tub not being installed with a permit to meet code. That may need to be addressed regardless.[/quote]

He might have had a heart attack anyway. I know someone who had one last week and wasn’t shocked by a hot tub. How do you prove the hot tub shock caused it? [/quote]

Agree^^
Especially since it has been several days (presumably) between the 2 events.

Are you confident there are no underlying medical issues? Unhealthy lifestyle factors?

Did you (or anyone else using the hot tub) have a heart attack?

Has it been documented by a technician that the hot tub was faulty at the time of incident?[/quote]

Being electrocuted is an unnaturally hard stress test.  I’m disgusted that so many of you are trying to blame him. [/quote]

I don’t think people are trying to blame him. She is asking about legal action and doesn’t seem to have a sense of what he would be required to prove and what he would be put through.

Just because something happened and later another event happened does not mean the first event caused the second. And not pulling permits did not cause the electrical shock. I think people are just trying to focus her on what matters in the context of litigation - and the things you consider “blame” are the exact things that matter. [/quote]

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