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Originally posted by Tyrone Slothrop
- A man provides a car for his teenage daughter to drive. Through no fault of her own, the daughter is involved in a minor fender bender. No one is hurt and the property damage is less than $2,500. The father could just turn the claim into his insurance company and be done with it. Instead, when he learns that the other driver was in a rental car and that the rental company provided the car to a driver with a suspended license, the father sues the rental car company for the property damage.
Frivolous or not?
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This gave me law school flashbacks.
I say not frivolous, but I also think that the size of the claim makes it inefficient to sue on.
