Can anyone quote the corporate manslaughter act?

[Twenty Inch]

Thanks User. It's not a useful line to pursue, unfortunately.

 

[Twenty Inch]

Yes, I should have proofed it before I sent it. Oh well.

 

[PBancroft]

Yes, I should have proofed it before I sent it. Oh well.

Just my belated two penn'orth, but this is another good reason why it's a good idea to sleep on issues like this... and I do speak from experience.

 

[Sapper]

Proofing Own works...

I find it very difficult to proof my own works, yet I can see flaws in others quite easily. Fortunately my father was an editor for an in house and so often I get him to edit my letters

I know my re-hash had errors but I did those changes in about ten minutes.

There is always a balance between ensuring your letter is actually read and acted upon, or just ignored and thrown into the waste paper basket.

I can see what Dom was trying to say, your first letter is quite abrupt, and so may offend a reader. He was suggesting to use a softly softly approach in thee first instance.

If then they fail to reply at all, or reply in an appropriate manner, then to write a harsher letter of complaint.

Please keep us informed of any responses.

Adrian

 

[ComedyPilot]

I would speak to the local police, ask to give a statement about the incident, (any independent witnesses?) I see at least 2 offences, 1st incident driving without due care and attention, 2nd incident dangerous driving (the driver had been made aware of his previous actions)

 

[Mr Pig]

It's all quite complicated this isn't it? Can't you just find out where the guy lives and have him killed? ;0)