A golf ball exploded in the packege can i sue?
830255
prove it was the fault of the company, packaging or the golf ball itself as they will prove you either punctured it, put it in the sun or on a heater or hot surface.\n\nis a 1 buck ball worth the hassle?  this attitude everyone has of sue sue sue is just sick.\n\nguess that means if you sneeze in my direction I can sue you for the attempted effort of giving me germs or a virus.  come on.
1131585
I don't mean to upset your apple cart, but if another person's dog caused injuries that severe on the premises of a vet, you should not be handling the case yourself. You should be haveing an experienced personal injury atty at least review your case. Odds are, you will expend your one opportunity to get redress in court and come out with much less than you are entitled to. This sounds like one case where "going on the cheap" is a very bad idea.
2025
Well, if I am playing with friends I would beat the tar out of my buddy who ever-so-kindly parked his cart on my ball.\n\nIn all seriousness though, I believe that falls under rule 13 of the Rules of Golf: Ball Played as it Lies. However, because the cart is a movable obstruction the cart should be moved and played where it lies. However, if the cart were to become inoperable then the player would be due relief.
1171035
OK, here's your options.  It seems that the guy who hit your car isn't owning up to his responsibilities.  Depending upon where you live you may be able to contact the department of motor vehicles and obtain insurance  & registration information.  However, I suspect that this slime ball was uninsured.  In this case you may have to sue him in small claims court.  To do this, contact your county court and ask for information.  They will tell you what is necessary and may give you information on how to prove your case.  I hope you got his name, address, telephone number and hopefully his driver's license ID number, along with the make, model, year and license plate from his car.   When suing someone in small claims court, come with evidence in hand on the day of your hearing.  Take lots of photos of the car, showing the damage and hopefully you have photos of the car before the accident, showing no damage.  Also, take photos of the accident site, showing if the other guy had a stop sign, red light or the like.  remember that when you take pictures, although you may need some close ups, you must realize that any judge may not know the location and you should have soem "set up" pictures to show the general area.  Finally, get more than one estimate and tell the body shop thta you need the estimate "certified"  (If this is required in your state, the body shop should know what this means.)  good luck
1037275
Call your lawyer and have them handle it.
669718
Of course you can. Go get a lawyer, tell them the details, and sue!
570967
Take him golfing and then accidentaly hit him in the balls with your golf club.
314470
A golf ball and a club I dont know I Dont Play golf.
1054510
That kid is a little terror- I'm so sorry to hear that that happened.  You should talk to the kid's parents and see if they will buy you a replacement.  If they will not, then I would sue them- $1000 is a lot of money!
289098
NY Sucks dude. I also live here and own a Rottweiller. The biggest baby you will ever meet, however NY has deemed Them, Pit Bulls, and several otherdogs as dangerous and the insurance (if you can get it for these dogs) is outrageous. You should have taken pics and video of the kid playing tennis and golf andsent it into the insurance company. They may have been able to do something. Contact a Lawyer, maybe they can give you advice, go with an insurance lawyer, hewill know betterthan anyone.
728208
That's pretty funny!  Here's another:\n\nA guy was taking his weekly lesson at the driving range and hit his driver with a lovely long slice that landed smack on the windshield of a passing van loaded with nuns going to church.  The bus lost control and plowed into a bus filled with old folks going on an outing and both vehicles slammed into a gasoline tanker and BOOM! all three blew up in a massive explosion raining car bits and other unmentionables all over the highway.\n\n"Oh my gosh!" sobbed the golfer, "How in heavens name did I ever do that!?!?!?"\n\n"Well, your left hand was a little to far around to the right...", answered the pro...
169429
No! The case has been SETTLED. What you can do is try to sue your lawyer for negligence or something to that effect. :)\n\nGood Luck
76459
You can certainly revive an otherwise boring day when it explodes, breaks the glass on the front of the microwave, and spills out through your kitchen.\n\nThey make "warmers" to heat in the microwave that you put the ball in AFTER they're heated.  \n\nThe 3 extra yards you get off the tee aren't quite worth the mess you have to clean up by nuking the ball though.
242534
You should contact a lawyer - most will do a consultation for free, and work with you on the fee, especially if you have a case.  If you contact the company first they may pressure you to settle and you'll lose out on your rights to sue.  You were injured and you deserve compensation.\n\nYour injury reminds me of one of the classic cases in product liability where a woman was injured by an exploding coke bottle.  The glass bottle exploded in her hand in the store while she was removing it from the shelf.  (Escola v Coca Cola Bottling Company of Fresno, 150 P.2d 436 (Cal. 1944)) I couldn't say for sure if you have a case, but it seems like you may.  The one hitch would be if there was a warning enclosed with the carafe when you bought it.  A lawyer would be able to evaluate and tell you for sure.
674913
I suggest that you wait for at least two months.  But I also suggest that you speak to your doctor about it.  The biggest concern would be that your sternum is fully healed before you go smacking golf balls around!
990020
I don't know what happened but I would contact the owner of the stadium or the team owner and maybe write a letter to be published in the Plain Dealer\nIf you feel comfrotable explaining what happened please do
1018260
If it was on your property then you are. If it was on a neighbor's property and it hit your daughter while she was on your property, then your neighbor MIGHT be responsible. If you are looking to sue, don't. The government doesn't need more lawsuites that really arn't worth it. It was only minor brusies after all. Sorry for your daughter.