Quote Originally Posted by VX KAT View Post
...CAREFUL HERE, you're not defining "damage cap", and as it's written, it infers ALL damages are capped.....which is exactly what I was trying to explain is a common misconception. I'm NOT aware of ANY law in any State that caps "special damages".
Not sure why you're starting to focus so much on semantics. I clearly said "damage caps even for legitimate claims of negligence".

As far as what I've said about mandatory arbitration, the very fact that so many companies include mandatory arbitration clauses in contracts giving citizens little to no recourse without unreasonable efforts to attain due process should be cause for concern for everyone. (cases regarding healthcare weren't the only examples of abuses of the system in the show I've been referring to).

Is it possible you're taking my comments too personally because you were one of those people on the front line and you think my comments are being focused directly towards you? If so, I can assure you that's not the case. Seeing as how you said that the company you arbitrated for owned hospitals though, I do have to admit to a slight degree of skepticism regarding how absolutely objective an arbitrator from your company could have been...(possibly favoring the healthcare system). I mean, if we're going to start arguing semantics, being "adequately represented" and being objectively represented can be two very different things.

Now I think that makes the score even as far as questioning personal character as a means of downplaying the validity of points of debate that have been made, so what say we just call it a draw and move on?