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<blockquote data-quote="bacha29" data-source="post: 5965526" data-attributes="member: 58386">Let the investigation reach a conclusion and publish it&#039;s findings. The&nbsp; contractor on the other hand is likely to be trying to find a way to limit his liability and reach a settlement with the victim&#039;s family. Not a good business to&nbsp; be in anymore and with FDX contracting you never actually had business to begin with. You&#039;re nothing more than an economic trash can into which FDX can dump all of it&#039;s risks, liabilities and variable costs and just walk away grinning like a possum.....And this fatal accident is one among many examples both past and present and likely more in the&nbsp; future where FDX is absolved. Oh sure there will be a few examples of contractor success and FDX will hype those to the max but chances are they are operating in the most favorable and opportune areas but those are not numerous when compared to the norm. I know guys who lost their house, their marriage, their retirement accounts, their savings. their cashed out life insurance and their credit trying to make a contract that overwhelmingly favors one party over another work in an area where the demographics matched poorly with the operational model.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bacha29, post: 5965526, member: 58386"] Let the investigation reach a conclusion and publish it's findings. The contractor on the other hand is likely to be trying to find a way to limit his liability and reach a settlement with the victim's family. Not a good business to be in anymore and with FDX contracting you never actually had business to begin with. You're nothing more than an economic trash can into which FDX can dump all of it's risks, liabilities and variable costs and just walk away grinning like a possum.....And this fatal accident is one among many examples both past and present and likely more in the future where FDX is absolved. Oh sure there will be a few examples of contractor success and FDX will hype those to the max but chances are they are operating in the most favorable and opportune areas but those are not numerous when compared to the norm. I know guys who lost their house, their marriage, their retirement accounts, their savings. their cashed out life insurance and their credit trying to make a contract that overwhelmingly favors one party over another work in an area where the demographics matched poorly with the operational model. [/QUOTE]

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