Well not everything. But it does help compensate the victims of negligence and serves as a deterrent. You better believe any operator of rides like this one was checking their maintenance records and insurance.
if one is going to sue for trauma, one is better off waiting a while and establishing a pattern of lost sleep, PTSD, etc. That's hard to establish within a couple weeks of the incident in question.
She thought it was kind of fun and rather unique ride until her mom informed her it wasn't. When mom hired a lawyer, the girl learned she had problems she didn't even realize she had. Problems akin to those who are subjected to long periods of battle. Then she was supplied 'catch words & phases' to reinforce her PTSD. Did I miss anything?
Get over it, stuff breaks? Yeah that’s not good enough. Stuff breaks when it’s not maintained properly. Proper maintenance costs money. Why bother spending money on maintenance if incidents like this one are no big deal? Would you say the same thing if someone had died.
