Suing Over Angled Business Seats, the First Airport 7-11, and Amtrak Hits 70,000 Pounds of Bacon

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  1. I’m not a supporter of frivolous litigation, but I’m happy for the guy who held Lufthansa accountable for a deceiving seat description.

  2. If lawyers could get rights for hogs, there would be a lot of oinking in the courtrooms of Madison County (IL). Be assured the locals would find Amtrak at fault most of the time.

  3. seems to be a lot of out of work ADA lawyers looking for new ways to scam businesses .

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