This reminds me of the dude that tore his knee or Achilles trying to do a half court shot last year during lakers half time, I think. 

he can't even sue since they have fine print covering that shyt.
they'll pay his medical bills I'm sure
After Certain Age gotta take it easy. His Check engine light turned on.
The internet gonna internet.
He ruptured his achilles.This reminds me of the dude that tore his knee or Achilles trying to do a half court shot last year during lakers half time, I think.![]()
I just got off the phone with AminWaivers don't protect against gross negligence. He can definitely sue.
I just got off the phone with Amin
You sign a waiver before you participate and proving negligence is a long shot.
Not like there was some huge puddle on floor
Good luck.If the court was wet, then he has a good case for negligence.
word, i need an update on dude...want to make sure this wasn't a sick April Fool's jokeFan....
You mean actor.
I understand but a prize was on the line. As Herm Edward’s once said…The other dude continuing to play while unc was writhing in pain was cold blooded
Good luck.
They mop these areas before these things take place and those waivers are pretty ironclad from what Amin told me.
Might throw him a couple of bands just in case he and his ambulance chaser lawyer tries to press it, good luck.
those waivers cover ANY risk associated.An ironclad waiver doesn't protect against gross negligence.
those waivers cover ANY risk associated.
and good luck trying to prove gross negligence. Not like there was some huge puddle or a fukkin trap door under the rim.
For PR purposes, they'll probably help with something, but![]()
you keep saying gross negligence.NOT if the risk is due to gross negligence.
It's in Georgia law:
"Can a Party Exempt Itself from Gross Negligence in a Waiver?
Presiding Judge Sara Doyle of the Georgia Court of Appeals explained that a party can’t exempt itself from gross negligence in a waiver."