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Originally Posted by veruca
MY husband was NOT driving erractically or speeding at all, there was an entire tractor trailer tire in the road and he swerved to miss it, there was a lot of sand in the road, and it was a sports car.
And his best friend is absolutley fine. He had amnesia for a month, mostly because the dr's overdosed him on his meds. He is better than he was before.
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I'm having trouble wrapping my mind around this one. He was in a new sports car, in the desert, with no one else around, and he was going exactly the speed limit? He's a better man than I.
That aside, even assuming he WAS going the speed limit, he was the driver, he is legally at fault. Your friends don't seem to be holding this against you, which is great, because a lot of people would. Not sayin' they should, but they would.
I think you really need to move on. There's no reason to be jealous of them because of their money. I'm also not sure how they got 115 grand from their ins. co. They should have gotten medical and work compensation, but shouldn't have had a spare 100g to throw around. If they got it from YOUR ins. co by claiming your husband was at fault, that would make more sense, and it would also make it kinda weird of them to sue you, get the money, then share it with you.
Bottom line? Get over the jealousy, because they don't deserve it.