@PinkSunset wrote:
@Porcelain wrote:
@JaneMarple wrote:
I do hope that all the name callers concerning this woman realize that she had a SUCCESFUL procedure done by a prominent plastic surgeon. And that she has stated that she does not plan to sue at all!
On to the next weird story that gives you all something to harp about!
So I was right that TMZ had it wrong? Ha!
She has not stated that at all. If you follow this story/case, in cases like hers, attorneys seek out the injured person (ambulance chasers) to see if there is a case to be made and of course big settlements for them. 3 attorneys were interviewed about whether they thought she had a case or not. It's a long story with each of them stating why she could have a case against GG culminating with this statement:
The likelihood of a case like this going to trial would be tiny, however. Only a small number of cases actually make it to trial, Rella told Insider, and "generally speaking, companies tend to settle cases because it's less expensive to settle than it is to litigate them."
She got a surgeon to get it out at a cost of $12,500, but he did it for free. Now why didn't she pay him with all her GoFundMe monies? I highly doubt that she's given up pursuing legal action. If lawyers are saying she can get a settlement, she will go for it. She's gained a lot of folllowers and as you know in this day and age a million people giving her support, even if it;s TikTokers, might make the company cave and give her a settlement.
social media has so many underlying curses here IMO.
That's a lot of words there. But the actual person you're slamming here has said she's not suing. Not sure what more you would need in order to feel certain she is not suing.
From the New York Times, a newspaper with editorial standards, interviewed Tessica yesterday:
"...Ms. Brown said reports that she was planning to sue Gorilla Glue were untrue.
She said she’s learned from her hair mishap, as well as the instant fame.
“Never use Gorilla Glue in your hair, for one,” she said. “If you don’t have the right product that you need, I think it would be best to do without.”"
I encourage anyone who wants the false title of this thread to be true to read the full story by the New York Times. It even helps explain why she made the bad decision she did. Search on NYT and:
"‘A Big Relief’ for Woman Finally Free of Gorilla Glue in Her Hair
No one could figure out how to help Tessica Brown until a Los Angeles plastic surgeon stepped in. If she could go back, she said, she would just have worn a hat."
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