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Once a vet is sued, the control of the situation goes to his insurance  
company and their lawyers.  They (insurance lawyers) always want to  
settle and pretty much will insist on doing so.  That is what happened  
in this case.  In my opinion, the AERC could not have prevented the  
lawsuit, but they "should" support ride managers who banned the rider  
and they "should" consider their own sanctions of riders who sue vets  
or ride management.  CC

On Sep 23, 2008, at 11:23 AM, Carla Richardson wrote:

> How could AERC have prevented a lawsuit, though?
>
> I agree it was wrong, wrong, wrong that the rider sued the ride vet,  
> btw.  I never heard any outcome - did the plaintiff "win?"
>
> Carla Richardson
> Colorado


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