Someone I know is faking a slip and fall and is going to sue for allot of $, should I say something?

Question

I want to say to the store she is faking it.....

Answer 1

yes, and do not hesitate you will feel much better once you do.

Answer 2

Only if you think you have some semblance of moral standards, if you care about insurance costs rising, or if you care about protecting an innocent person (the person being sued... and if it's a business, then if you care about the employees who won't get raises, Christmas bonuses, or possibly even get a pink slip when the company has to "down-size").... otherwise, no.

Answer 3

You could say something but will probably need to show real proof the person is faking their injury. Go with your feelings.

Answer 4

Yes. It is always possible that that person wins and the defense discovers you had prior knowledge that the claim and his/her testimony was false you might me charge with something like accessory after the fact.

Besides...it's the right thing to do.

Answer 5

yes that's the problem with people today sue hungry at someone Else's expense tell her to get a job like everyone Else and get video on her

Answer 6

It will bother you if you don't because deep down you already know the right thing to do. I would report it and even if you don't have proof up front, the insurance co. will do a private investigation anyway.

Answer 7

Yes, you need to speak to the store manager directly .

Answer 8

Yes - fraudulent lawsuits are costing us millions of dollars in increased prices, lost income, etc.

Bring proof of some sort.

Answer 9

If you are sure then I think it is your moral obligation to say something. It might effect your friendship with the other person, but if you don't it's on your karma.

Answer 10

Yes of course. I have noticed that everyone is suing for stupid things and are even faking things trying to get easy money. Please tell.

Answer 11

It could get messy if you say something they can drag you into court to testify