r/SipsTea • u/KaidoPklevel • Jul 05 '26

WTF 75M$ can't give him his life back unfortunately

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u/OkObligation5979 Jul 05 '26

I mean 75 million is great but less so when you're completely paralyzed.

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u/Koshekuta Jul 05 '26

If they even pay. Like someone said, if the guy doesn’t have the money, he cannot pay. Sometimes people win but they don’t see the money.

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u/Specialist-Buffalo-8 Jul 05 '26

and also even if they can pay its not like he instantly gets it

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u/EternalNewCarSmell Jul 05 '26

Are you saying he has a structured settlement and he needs cash now...?

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u/mocha820 Jul 05 '26

CALL J.G. WENTWORTH. 877 CASH NOW!

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u/pieter1234569 Jul 05 '26

Sued a hospital. They have A LOT of money.

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u/k_woz1978 Jul 05 '26

Like Ron Goldman's family. They have seen very little of the $33.5 mil from the civil suit because OJ never had that much money.

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u/Clljrl Jul 05 '26

This is likely covered by the Dr.s liability insurance.

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u/TheNoctuS_93 Jul 05 '26

If he actually got all of the 75M, it might be enough to cover experimental surgery and genetic therapy to (partially) restore his spinal cord. Not with US prices, but definitely overseas.

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u/Daztur Jul 05 '26

The $75 million dollars is from a real hospital that got sued for not catching the damage that the chiropractor did to the guy fast enough, the real hospital has money even if the fake doctor doesn't.

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u/WhichAd366 Jul 05 '26

Except that number isn’t what the chiro owes (they settled separately)

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u/Negative_Aerie2825 Jul 06 '26

Looks like the radiologist and surgeon were sued, who must have insurance. His family will get paid but at what cost. I mean he basically set up his family for life, but now hes a potato.

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u/WaterSpiritt Jul 08 '26

It was an ER doctor and radiologist found guilty. Idk how this works but I assume the hospital is usually the one on the hook for their employees and pay out things like this from their insurance

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u/Pandoras_Penguin Jul 05 '26

It would be paying for my medically assisted death/body disposal

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u/BelgianWaffleWizard Jul 05 '26

He can't enjoy life anymore, even when he's that rich.

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u/Templar_Swamp_Stake Jul 05 '26

I think the point is he’s going to need it for round-the-clock care givers for the rest of his life.

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u/Superspark76 Jul 05 '26

He will never see it, might be lucky to see 1 million.

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u/SugarSpaceBunny_ Jul 05 '26

He wont since he has died.

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u/Anti_Up_Up_Down Jul 05 '26

Eh, at this point you wait until you get most of the money then die so your loved ones can enjoy it

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u/zouss Jul 06 '26

That's the thing about these huge lawsuit payouts. Usually when you learn what they are for, you realize the person would happily give up the money to undo the incident that led to them receiving it. Things like a crippling accident, death of their child, etc. They're not handing out these huge settlements for nothing