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We need to keep in mind that it is NOT up to the individual if their 
insurance company decides to sue. If there is a permanent disability and 
social security becomes involved, they will be required to sue anybody who 
might be remotely culpable before they can be declared eligible. (At least 
this is what happened to some people I know. The injured party finally had 
to give in and file, the other's homeowners insurance made a settlement, and 
then the SS kicked in.)

Nancy Mitts


> From: "Carol Suggs" <limofunder@xxxxxxx>
> Also, I was watching Clinton Anderson a few weeks ago on RFD TV and he was 
> doing a clinic.  In the middle of his talk he stopped the horse he was 
> riding and got off on the subject of liability and responsibility.  It was 
> a wonderful soap box talk about how we need to take responsibility for our 
> own actions as riders and quit blaming other folks for our mistakes and 
> accidents with horses and not be so ready to sue everyone.  He said that 
> the horse he was riding belonged to someone else and he made the personal 
> decision to ride the horse.  If he gets bucked off and kicked in the head 
> he would not sue the owner, he would not sue the facility, it was his 
> responsibility to take that chance by getting on the horse.

>



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