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Not enough. A million at least. >

If you can’t buy a house with it, it’s not enough. A million, at least. >

"USRL was liable for: $4,364 for four months’ severance for wrongful dismissal; $100,000 for battery; $25,000 for punitive damages against the supervisor personally; $10,000 for assault; $50,000 for human rights damages; $5,794 in unpaid wages; $75,000 for moral damages; and $25,000 in punitive damages. The supervisor was responsible for only $25,000 of this grand total of $295,158, but if the supervisor proves unable to pay that amount, it can be collected from the employer as well."
That guy should be in jail.
"Worst of all, the supervisor hit Osmani in the testicles in front of all his co-workers with all of his might, doing so much damage that he later had to have the testicle removed. Adding insult to this actual injury, when Osmani complained that he was having marital problems as a result, the supervisor advised: “I can help, bring by your wife.”" >


Adding insult to this actual injury, when Osmani complained that he was having marital problems as a result, the supervisor advised: “I can help, bring by your wife.”"

The guy hit him hard enough to make him lose a testicle but it wasn't until he insulted his wife that he felt he had gone over the line? >

Was just thinking that, why on earth did he go back to work? >

According to the article his supervisor was threatening him with deportation. He could be undocumented or his citizenship status may be tied inextricably to his employment/emoyer somehow. >

people throw around these sums of money like they're large.
might be surprised if you could find anybody that would give up body parts for the prices that they get paid in court.
you see people getting a million dollars for losing an arm or a hand. fuck a million dollars is not even close to the worth of an arm or hand. >

300k for 1 ball? I'm in. But just barely. >

That's $295K, minus lawyer fees, for someone to hit you in the balls so hard that you have to have one removed, not just signing a check, getting anesthetized, and waking up like Lance Armstrong. >

I assume Canada is like the USA where your economic superiors are above you in the legal hierarchy and that's why 1. the damages were so low against the supervisor, and 2. the supervisor isn't facing criminal charges >

That's not nearly enough money.... That doesn't even get you a shitty condo in ontario.. >

That award is how you know this isn’t the US. >

Know what’s better than having 295 grand? Having working balls, or at least one ball >

Seems a bit low. >

Less attorney fees, I'm sure, but better than nothing. I hope this guy filed a workers' comp claim to cover medical bills, too, since it happened on the job. >

ok, who's gonna hit me in the balls for 300k? >

You are low balling yourself >

low balls are easier to kick >

After a swift kick a low ball becomes a high ball. >

Man lost a ball, that's worth at least half a million if not more >

They couldn’t just round that number up to $300K? >

What happens if the defendant can’t come up with that sum of money? >

So that's what testicles are worth nowadays. Denji really was shortchanged. >

Justice.