Human Resources Manager?
Reason Why Women Should Stay Out Of The Work Place
Who would want to work with a bitch like this?
A New York woman is suing her 12-year-old nephew who accidentally broke her wrist while greeting her to his eighth birthday party.
Jennifer Connell is seeking $127,000 from Sean Tarala of Westport, Connecticut after the youngster jumped into her arms while greeting her to his birthday party on March 18, 2011.
Connell described her nephew in court as 'very loving' and 'sensitive' towards her, but the 54-year-old human resources manager told Judge Edward Stodolink that the youngster should be held accountable for his behaviour.According to the Connecticut Post, Sean looked 'confused' as he sat in the Superior Court in Bridgeport along with his father Michael.
The youngster's mother, Lisa, died last year.
The court heard that Sean had just received a red bicycle for his birthday and was riding it when Connell arrived at the home in Westport. Daily Mail Read More>>>>.
Update13 October 2015
Greedy Jewess loses lawsuit:
Jury rejects New York aunt's $127,000 bid to sue her nephew for breaking her wrist while welcoming her to his EIGHTH birthday
Jury rejects New York aunt's $127,000 bid to sue her nephew for breaking her wrist while welcoming her to his EIGHTH birthday A jury rejected a New York woman's attempt to sue her nephew for $127,000 after she suffered a broken wrist while greeting her to his eighth birthday party, accidentally breaking her wrist. A Connecticut jury took just two hours to dismiss Jennifer Connell's claim against her nephew, Sean Tarala, who is now 12, over the injury which happened at his birthday party four years ago. Connell claimed she suffered ongoing pain following the incident, where her nephew jumped into her arms, knocking her flat. She said she recently had difficulty in holding a plate of hors d'oeuvres while at a party. Daily Mail Read More>>>>>>
Greedy Jewess loses lawsuit:
Jury rejects New York aunt's $127,000 bid to sue her nephew for breaking her wrist while welcoming her to his EIGHTH birthday
Jury rejects New York aunt's $127,000 bid to sue her nephew for breaking her wrist while welcoming her to his EIGHTH birthday A jury rejected a New York woman's attempt to sue her nephew for $127,000 after she suffered a broken wrist while greeting her to his eighth birthday party, accidentally breaking her wrist. A Connecticut jury took just two hours to dismiss Jennifer Connell's claim against her nephew, Sean Tarala, who is now 12, over the injury which happened at his birthday party four years ago. Connell claimed she suffered ongoing pain following the incident, where her nephew jumped into her arms, knocking her flat. She said she recently had difficulty in holding a plate of hors d'oeuvres while at a party. Daily Mail Read More>>>>>>
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