#29 – Lay, Lie, or Laine?

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Re: What's Up With Your Team? - Playoffs, Here We Come

[(Anonymous)]

I think in the US for insurance you sometimes have to sue just to prove you did everything you could? But I don't know if that's the case here, or if it's the same in Canada. But I would also imagine he signed some kind of waiver assuming certain risk.

Re: What's Up With Your Team? - Playoffs, Here We Come

[(Anonymous)]

Not for workers compensation. The whole point is that you prove fault in order to get it.

Re: What's Up With Your Team? - Playoffs, Here We Come

[(Anonymous)]

*don't have it prove fault

Re: What's Up With Your Team? - Playoffs, Here We Come

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT - Thank you, it's just worrying if he actually has to sue to get compensation for his injuries, obviously, in this case there is someone to potentially hold liable but I guess that isn't always the case.