Quote:
.. "They could have told the people not to go to their cars, which are large metal objects that can attract lightning."
The family was at the park June 12, 2001, unaware of an approaching electrical storm, the suit notes. When they went to the parking lot, Perkins was struck by lightning, suffering significant brain damage.
"The car he (Perkins) was touching was blown apart," Ebner said.
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First, vehicles normally will NOT attract lightning, the tires prevent them from being grounded. Article clearly states that the
man was struck, not the car. Therefore he is responsible for damaging the vehicle.
Second, how could ANYONE be in a parking lot & not be aware of a storm??
This is
exactly the kind of thing which should not only be thrown out of court, but the
so-called attorney should be punished for wasting the court's time, and the client should be fined the court cost.