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Saturday 27 April 2013

Collecting Commercial Debts Could Fall Upon Jurassic Park

By Rob Sutter


With "Jurassic Park 3D" being released in theaters recently, it is the perfect opportunity for anyone to go to the theaters. Those who have fond memories of the film can see it in a rather crisp form while those who are unfamiliar with can be introduced to a legend in the best way possible. While this film is revered by many as a great action romp, I can't help but notice a number of problems. Not even the dinosaurs can avoid the action of collecting commercial debts.

As the movie begins, we are told that Jurassic Park is a controlled environment, in spite of the fact that there are dinosaurs roaming about. This is due to a number of reasons, such as the protection found throughout the establishment. However, thanks to the conflict of man versus nature, which is prominent throughout the film, matters start to go wrong rather quickly. It shows, more than anything, that these wild, ancient creatures can act savagely without hesitation and those who attended the park witnessed this firsthand.

You have to consider that there are a number of problems wrong with the park that aren't even related to the aspect of nature. First of all, you have to consider that the patrons signed a waiver, saying that they were not allowed to talk about the occurrences of the park when they were there. However, when you consider just how dangerous the park has proven to be when problems arise, who would blame them for telling? It would certainly result in fewer casualties.

Let's say that Dr. Grant, Dr. Saddler, or someone else who attended the park that day said something about its quality. Nondisclosure agreement or not, this is an issue that has to be brought to the attention of companies who work within the realm of collecting commercial debts. Keep in mind that a number of people died because of the park and its wild inhabitants. Based on this idea alone, I could see this story coming to the attention of reputable agencies like Rapid Recovery.

I'd have to imagine that Jurassic Park would be dubbed, by many, as a lawsuit factory of sorts. After all, you have to consider just how many lost lives and injuries sustained came about because of the park and the wild creatures inside of it. These kinds of cases are ones which I can see people turning to the authorities in order to take the owners to court. Considering just how many witnesses there were as the events unfolded, I believe these people possess relatively strong cases.




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