After following my ambulance in circles for hours, my husband declared that he had no interest in becoming an ambulance chasing lawyer. (I had to get transported to a trauma center in a major city from the rural hospital they took me to first, after my rollover car wreck.)
A number of years ago, a friend of mine was hit and by a car running a red light. His head took a hard hit on the top of the door, and he received quite a gash. When the ambulance got there and they were tending to his injury, one of the EMTs slipped him a card and said, “Call them.” It was for one of the major personal injury law firms here.
Reminds me of the EMT who had to treat the lawyer for a broken nose at the scene of an accident….the ambulance stopped a little faster than the attorney had thought it would.
IndyMan almost 9 years ago
I have a solution—run over all lawyers(and realtors) ! ! ! !
GROG Premium Member almost 9 years ago
Of course.
RayThomas101 almost 9 years ago
Just sit on ’em.
Sir Osis of Liver almost 9 years ago
There is something wrong indeed if the lawyers get to the scene before YOU do…
Smiley Rmom almost 9 years ago
After following my ambulance in circles for hours, my husband declared that he had no interest in becoming an ambulance chasing lawyer. (I had to get transported to a trauma center in a major city from the rural hospital they took me to first, after my rollover car wreck.)
brooklyn51 almost 9 years ago
Cudos to all the EMTs everywhere. They do an awesome, often thankless job.
plgrguy Premium Member almost 9 years ago
A number of years ago, a friend of mine was hit and by a car running a red light. His head took a hard hit on the top of the door, and he received quite a gash. When the ambulance got there and they were tending to his injury, one of the EMTs slipped him a card and said, “Call them.” It was for one of the major personal injury law firms here.
jppjr almost 9 years ago
Reminds me of the EMT who had to treat the lawyer for a broken nose at the scene of an accident….the ambulance stopped a little faster than the attorney had thought it would.
hoagieman12 almost 9 years ago
Second panel feels too much like a set-up question.
Bargrove almost 9 years ago
Now all those ambulance chasers are on TV. We hearsometimes from three different ones in a row.
neverenoughgold almost 9 years ago
As said before, absolute kudos to all our EMTs! Many would not be here today without their efforts. Now as for attorneys…
Why is going to a meeting of the Bar Association like going into a bait shop?Because of the abundance of suckers, leeches, maggots and night crawlers.
What do you call a smiling, sober, courteous person at a bar association convention?The caterer.
What’s the definition of mixed emotions?Watching your attorney drive over a cliff in your new car.
boldyuma almost 9 years ago
Very few EMT’s show up in my neighborhood.Victims say “call me a taxi..I don’t want to bleed to death waiting on a ambulance .”….—-Richard Pryor