Could I throw in a house and a BMW to sweeten the deal? Maybe a German Shepherd that’s trained already? I know you said you didn’t just want money.
You’re right. Good catch. I’m usually very careful about my choice of words. It would really need to be something more than money, or even a material thing. Maybe something like world peace. Then, yeah. Go ahead and break my orbital bone.
no idea. as for "worth it" ... well... obviously one would rather not get ones orbital broken.. but at least this mf'er is loaded and you can get a fat stack outta of it instead of just having some broke-ass knucklehead going into the clink to salve your pains
IT ALREADY HAPPENED am not saying sucker a rich guy into busting up your face to get $ but after the fact? get all you can.
am very much the pragmatist the Lebowski argument is more philosophical. How ,much is your little toe worth? jajajajaja!!!
Don't forget that Kamara has two separate problems: (1) the criminal charges; and (2) the inevitable civil suit. At this stage, the criminal charges are Kamara's bigger and more immediate problem. If the surveillance tape backs up the victim's story and if it shows Kamara assaulting the victim, it's likely he will be prosecuted. If it's on tape and the victim's injuries are serious, it's unlikely a prosecutor will agree to drop the charges even if Kamara pays off the victim. As the Ray Rice case showed, everything changes when the incident was taped.
There's not a simple answer to that question. Damages for physical injury are not taxable. Beyond that, psychological injuries are generally taxable so if the guy was awarded money for PTSD because of the incident, that would be taxable. Punitive damages are taxable and when attorney's fees are included they are generally taxable.
Well if it’s a female and they beat her up that bad, he’ll never play football again that’s for sure.
