And this is why I don't want to study civil law.
Assuming there wasn't a release clause, if the trap door mechanism malfunctioned (and it wasn't just that she accidentally landed wrong or something solely in her control), she may have a case but it would most likely be a worker's compensation issue. If she really wanted to stretch it, surely there must be some protocol in these shows requiring a routine daily maintenance check. If the techie failed to notice this error, someone's head may roll, but for the reasons people have said so far, plus the fact that with union protection and worker's comp, Idina's likely to get compensation anyway, I doubt this will go to court.
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Updated On: 1/9/05 at 10:08 PM