You cannot answer a question by filing a lawsuit.
Posted: May 17, 2012 Filed under: Scuba Diving | Tags: #scuba, Cabo San Lucas, fatality, Litigation, Mexico, scuba diving Leave a commentMan suing for answers on how his wife died.
Here is the quote from the article: “Grieving husband Colin Cross is taking legal action in his quest for answers as to how his wife died in Mexico
earlier this month.”
A San Diego attorney suing a Mexican company for a Canadian. That set of circumstances alone will probably prevent any real resolution. On top of that, how are you going to collect from a Mexican defendant.
Finally, lawsuits don’t answer questions. Lawsuits move money around.
See Man takes legal action in wife’s Mexico scuba death
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Amusement Zip Line Error in Mexico
Posted: February 25, 2008 Filed under: Zip Line | Tags: Mexico, Zip-line Leave a commentThe Eureka Reporter is reporting a zip line accident in a story Zip-lines mishap called “operator error.” According to the report one of the participants had not cleared the zip line when another was sent down. The second participant broke her leg in three places due to the collision with the first rider, her husband. The husband exiting the zip line needed stitches in his head.
The article then looked into whether travel accident insurance would have assisted, it wouldn’t they decided, looked a zip lines and the entire issue of taking risks in Mexico.


