Friday, I went to Brooklyn, NY, for a scalding case. 8/14
The 6-month-old infant was severely scalded by 165.7 deg temperature and is still in intensive care.
While I was recording the temperature, the child's aunt told me, "The water is always scalding, but I forgot to tell my sister who was bathing her son; they are visiting from South Carolina"
The lawyer said you would be here today (Friday) and I was wondering do you have any idea how much money I will get, since it happened in my apartment?
I was stunned and finally said, "You'd better ask the lawyer as each case is different"
Imagine seeking a "reward" for a child being almost scalded to death in your apartment. NO compassion for her nephew
The 6-month-old infant was severely scalded by 165.7 deg temperature and is still in intensive care.
While I was recording the temperature, the child's aunt told me, "The water is always scalding, but I forgot to tell my sister who was bathing her son; they are visiting from South Carolina"
The lawyer said you would be here today (Friday) and I was wondering do you have any idea how much money I will get, since it happened in my apartment?
I was stunned and finally said, "You'd better ask the lawyer as each case is different"
Imagine seeking a "reward" for a child being almost scalded to death in your apartment. NO compassion for her nephew