Distraught bride Anna Goldschmidt was set
to have a million-dollar wedding reception with groom Elan Stratiyevsky
at the Waldorf Astoria hotel in Manhattan when a guest accidentally fired a gun
injuring another female guest. As a result of the shooting, the hotel
decided to cancel the reception as police were still searching for the
gun. Upon learning about the cancellation the bride let out a
“blood-curling” scream and has now vowed to sue the hotel for “millions”
after her big day was ruined.
“We are planning to sue the Waldorf for the costs of the wedding and the emotional harm suffered by the bride and groom, whose dream wedding was destroyed for no reason whatsoever by Waldorf personnel.”It seems the bride and groom aren’t just planning to sue the hotel, they are also going after the man responsible for all the chaos.
“A suit is also contemplated against the shooter, whose recklessness created the havoc.”
What do you think about the lawsuit
against the Waldorf Astoria? Did they cancel the wedding reception for
“no reason whatsoever” or was the shooting due cause for the
cancellation? What about the lawsuit against the shooter? Should he be
held liable for the “emotional harm” the couple suffered from having
their million-dollar reception cancelled?
The old pocket carry with finger on the trigger syndrome strikes again. The guy seems to be important enough to possess one of the exceedingly rare carry permits that are good in NYC.
ReplyDeleteHe must have been a celebrity or politician.
DeleteHe must have been a celebrity or politician.
DeleteThat's what "discretionary" permitting is all about.
Couple has lost their money with the decision of hotel to cancel wedding ceremony, they have right to ask for compensation.
ReplyDeleteMaybe it's considered a crime scene and the hotel had no choice.
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