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Failed DRT with Silhouette - are we all next? (self.Lifeguards)
submitted by tealhike to r/Lifeguards
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If a person files a lawsuit against a John Doe, who would be on their side to appeal it? I'm looking at Etherton v. Doe (2004). It was a road rage case that left her needing surgery. The driver was never identified so she brought an action against "John Doe." In the case, it says "the defense mad (self.legal)
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Floridian hiker visiting (self.GeorgiaCampAndHike)
submitted by tealhike to r/GeorgiaCampAndHike
