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Old 15-07-2006, 10:30   #35
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Re: Attacked at work

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Originally Posted by homer
Hi to all,

I have been to see a solicitor yesterday and they said they can't belive on what I was saying about this in a school however they said I do have a case and they will take this on for me.
Also I went to the garage about my car and they said because the age of the car it will be a write off so I will be claiming for this aswell.....

Homer

ps What a carry on
Perhaps I should say you are a better man than me, although my view is meet fire with fire.

I couldn't stand back, let someone assault me and then smash my car without 'defending' myself. I know that someone who is mentally unstable can be a big handfull, so I could understand the cause for concern. I was once attacked by someone high on drugs, and I was so surprised how strong ther person was and how many times they kept getting back up off the floor.

If you are attacked in the workplace in the manner and circumstances that you were, there is no way that the employer or police could look unfavourably on you defending yourself.
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