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Friday, April 27, 2007

Who We Don't Like Today: Judge Roy Pearson

Roy Pearson is an Administrative Law Judge for the District of Columbia Office of Administrative Hearings. He is also suing a local dry cleaner who lost a pair of his pants for $65 MILLION.

Roy Pearson dropped off a pair of pants that he wanted to have altered because they had gotten a little too snug. When he returned to find that the pants were missing, he wrote to the Chung Family, the owners of the Custom Cleaners dry cleaning service on Bladensburg Rd. in the Fort Lincoln section of Washington D.C. and demanded $1,150 to purchase a new suit. Gradually, Pearson's estimation of the damages he had incurred went from $1,150 to $65 Million. This amount includes payment for "mental suffering, inconvenience and discomfort", and money for him to rent a car every weekend for the next 10 years since he (quite obviously) can no longer use Custom Cleaners and will now have to drive to have his suits cleaned.

It will cost the Chung family thousands of dollars to defend themselves in court and it will cost you the tax payers thousands of dollars for this idiotic case to be heard. Oh, and the Chungs are pretty sure they found Pearson's pants. He hasn't come by to pick them up. Jackass.

*Thanks to Amanda for the tip.

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3 Comments:

Blogger (A Little) Gris Gris said...

Lawyers are giant asses. Apparently, they also have giant asses - hence the need to let out Mr. Pearson's pants.

8:35 AM

 
Anonymous Anonymous said...

And yet somehow, suing a dry cleaner over something more serious, like increased risk of cancer via exposure to PERC and other chemicals, would get laughed out of court...

The system is sound! The system works!!

9:49 AM

 
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Dude who lost his pants is suing for more money than Don Imus, who lost his job, is suing for, and I'm betting CBS has more disposable capital than the dry cleaners.

3:47 PM

 

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