Cuyahoga County is SELF INSURED to "SETTLE CLASS ACTION CLAIMS"

Submitted by ANGELnWard14 on Fri, 11/19/2010 - 02:01.

While there are rights to recourse towards CIVIL TORT CLAIMS and remedies under the RICO Laws for CIVIL CLASS ACTION SETTLEMENT OPTIONS of Recourse....what lawyer do you know that will actually put their career on the line---SUING CUYAHOGA COUNTY GOVERNMENT in a CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT by the CITIZENS of CUYAHOGA COUNTY??? 

At the end of the day, the taxpayers would be getting paid back from their own payments into the county...it's almost comical!

Cuyahoga County and the City of Cleveland are both "SELF INSURED" 'political subdivisions'. Under Ohio Revised Code, Chapter 2744: POLITICAL SUBDIVISION TORT LIABILITY, you'll find several subchapters that outline what is covered by the self insured pools as listed below: 

Tell us all... WHO DARES SUE CUYAHOGA COUNTY GOVERNMENT on behalf of the over 1 million folks who've been abused by these corrupt officials???? Please enlighten me.... This is about every citizen who's resided in Cuyahoga County over the last 40 years!!! Specifically, those who've resided here since Russo, Rokakis, Dimora, and all the rest of them have been in public offices....so, how long is that???

I recommend having residential property taxes abated for at least 15 years for all citizens...reducing wasteful government spending and big government jobs and inspiring for profit economic development that would empower our people instead of raping them with more fees upon fees to keep these public servants working!!! Fire them all... Tell those County Employees to go get real jobs instead of their laissez faire part time (So called) work as county employees.... that is non productive, far from cost effective and predominantly ineffective to progress!!! 

STEP UP CITIZENS and line up to get your civil damages..... you've all paid the ultimate sacrifices to your existence in this town. But, I will note in advance----the up front costs of representing this claim to any law firm would be beyond most of our "AFFORDABILITY" and that is why most attorneys turn a blind eye and deaf ear to these social injustices...

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Civil Rights & Govt Tort Liability Seminar

Submitted by ANGELnWard14 on Fri, 11/19/2010 - 03:49.

There is an upcoming seminar in Louisiana on this subject matter...perhaps we should send our local elected officials there on a splendid trip so that they could learn more about how their actions are WRONG! 

 

Or perhaps the Ohio Municipal Self Insurance Pool can assist us in understanding our rights...

 

Or maybe we should review all of those Transition Advisory Group meetings... and their recommendations regarding such issues as SELF INSURANCE issues.

 

 

Some County employees actually work very hard

Submitted by Gone Fishin on Fri, 11/19/2010 - 06:13.

and 'firing them all' is not a solution.

It is possible to fire a good third or even half of government employees and not even notice that they are actually gone or see an increase in the work load, but there are some very knowledgable and hard working employees that cover the asses of what I refer to as 'lemons'.

 

The 80/20 Rule of Cuyahoga County....

Submitted by ANGELnWard14 on Fri, 11/19/2010 - 22:22.

20%(Hardworkers) carry the load for the other 80%(LEMONS)...

I appreciate and respect the few whose performance is untainted by the corruption and is sustained by some miraculous inner spirit that has remained steadfast through the years of survival against th"regime" locally.

Amazingly, the "ATTITUDE" that has become the status quo of "THIS IS THE WAY IT IS" (Be corrupt or don't get the connections you need towards anything in Cuyahoga County is an insult to both long term residents and those who desire doing right by our community. When citizens are stonewalled by the "REGIME"-then progress is derailed. 

I don't even know if you could go as high as the 80/20 rule in Cuyahoga County...

My salute to the small percent of folks who did not falter under the regime of corruption.

Yet, I find it disdainful to all those who participated, enjoyed the benefits of living large along the line at our expense, and who were incompetent at doing anything that was for the greater good of our public at large. 

It's pathetic to be expected to "ACCEPT" the corrupt attitude and eat the shit of those who've been corrupt all along.... Their way of life should be exterminated...

When I think of the hundreds of thousands of innocent citizens who've been victims of the corrupt "system"... I do not hesitate to feel any empathy for those who have violated us or their guilty associates. There is not enough time on earth left  to punish any of those folks as much as they have violated the citizens at large.

Force Dimora & Russo and their corrupt regime to live in an abandoned building, eat at soup kitchens, serve the homeless, wear second hand clothing provided by churches, stand in lines for emergency assistance, sit in front of caseworkers asking for help and being denied, and stonewall them at every door for infinity. Make them stand in parks wearing signs that exploit their terrorism portrayed on the public. Allow the people an opportunity to rebuke them publicly. Have no mercy...for they have not shown any to our citizens. Forever remember that MIDDLE FINGER of Dimora's at the citizens...

And for those who were not involved.....stand them up in a lineup, give them awards, allow the public to salute their service, and do be considerate of rewarding their hardwork...but get rid of the lemons for sure!!!! 

 

County Employees expecting unemployment comp for being fired!

Submitted by ANGELnWard14 on Sat, 11/20/2010 - 00:14.

Okay...just humored at those good ol' boys and gals down at the BOR & Auditor's office that expect to get UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION after being FIRED..... Are they really that green behind the ears or brainwashed to believe that the public owes them up to 99 weeks of unemployment benefits? 

golf77

 

Lets hope they get the right people in there. The majority of those panel members had no idea what the heck they were doing. I know from experience. I am an appraiser and appeared in front of those panels many times. I can tell you, some of those members didn't even know the definition of "market value" or better yet, didnt understand the Sales Approach, Cost Approach or Income Approach and when they are appropraite. I had six cases appealed by my clients. All six went to the Ohio Board of Revision in Columbus. All six of my cases were settled based on my appraisals. It makes you feel good when work hard and our able to help your clients, especially when the right people are judging your work and know what an "appraisal" is!!!!!