$100 Million Lawsuit Eyed in Newtown School Shooting
Lawyer for school shooting witness wants to sue the state of Connecticut, says it's not about the money
A lawyer who's asking to sue Connecticut for $100 million on behalf of a 6-year-old Newtown school shooting survivor who heard violence over the school's intercom system says the potential claim is about improving school security, not money.
"It's about living in a world that's safe," New Haven attorney Irving Pinsky told The Associated Press on Saturday. "The answer is about protecting the kids."
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"A lawyer [...] says the potential claim is about improving school security, not money."
So we can presume the lawyer is taking no pay to work on this?
Yes, I'm sure this kind lawyer is just dying to break his balls over this. For free.
For the children. Like he said.
Blood-sucking carrion eater.