PILawGirl
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This post is giving ME brain damage. Can I sue the OP?
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However, you still have done nothing to connect HOW the monitor caused you to have all of these problems EVEN WHEN OFF!!!
There is a concept in the law called "res ipsa loquitur" that the actions speak for themselves - they could not be caused by anything else. This only occurs when the conclusion is obvious. For example, a piano moving company is moving a grand piano. They have it on a crane being hauled out of a window. A woman's dog unfortunately gets crushed when the piano falls. Was there negligence? The woman can't pinpoint who was negligent but the act speaks for itself. The moving company, absent a clear act of G-d, was responsible for the safe transport of the piano and it is clear they failed in their duty.
So the first LCD monitor, even off, gave you brain damage because you didn't get damage from this monitor. That's not the way it works. If your family and nobody else on the planet suffered using that first LCD monitor, than any jury will clearly conclude that the problem is you, not the monitor. Add to it that you think it is the "evil" quality of the monitor, even when off, and they will send you to a psychologist and never give you an award. It doesn't even make sense.
With regard to the minor slip, that is a BETTER case. At least if someone fell on a sidewalk that had a crack or there was snow that wasn't cleared, a jury could easily conclude that the home owner didn't properly take care of the condition of the street which could easily be seen as causing the injury.