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Originally Posted by The_Blur
You're right that they aren't technically responsible for the use of their carts because they lend them out to consumers, but a courtroom shark would gladly sue anyway, and Walmart would quickly settle to keep this out of the press. Everybody wins.  |
Just isn't true anymore. It's a BS case. Unless it could be proven that a Walmart hand is the last one on the cart, it would be crushed at the Motion for Summary Judgement level. If the car belongs to the mayor or something, then yes- they may settle. However by this time Walmart is pretty thick skinned because of sentiment like what exists on this board and they can bump it to district court then file an MSJ/MTD really cheaply.
I'm not going to argue the relative merits of Walmart, just pointing that out.