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  • Fatstrat
    Sounds like a shady lawyer trick to retrieve some if not all of the expenses.
    The hubby is probably in on it.
    $27K for flowers for a one day event is extravagant to the extreme. But if you can claim damages for 14 times that amount and settle for even 1/4 you've recouped on probably the entire wedding.
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  • barto
    She has probably left her teeth-marks on many an ambulance, truth be known.
    [V]barto[V]
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  • Sigfan
    Florist should have paid the 4K refund. If the flowers were not what she had paid for, she was entitled to the refund. A wedding is a big deal, and she had paid $27K for flowers, she should have gotten what she paid for. Saying that is extreme,is just like saying no one should ever pay 5K for a rifle.
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  • allen griggs
    "Among things that drew the ire of the bride, Elana Glatt, who also happens to be a lawyer..."

    Lawyers are going to start getting to be pretty lonely.
    We have 5 high end rental houses. We won't rent to a lawyer. We do our best to keep our houses in tip top shape, but you know that if the slightest thing goes wrong, the lawyer is going to sue you. Who needs the grief?
    I bet this florist now wishes that he didn't do business with lawyers, either.
    Sorry mateomasfeo I'm sure you are a good guy.
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  • elkoholic
    Bridezilla!
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  • kristov
    If I order a shot of Wild Turkey 101 I don't expect to get Old Grand Dad instead [xx(]. If the woman ordered (and paid for in advance) top quality flowers and got crap grown in some vacant lot she has the right to demand a refund. The amount of money spent on weddings are total insanity, but if these folks can afford top drop $27K on flowers then that is their own business. A persons level of expectation matches the amount of money they are shelling out. If I get a bad $2 burger at Carl's Jr. I'll just toss it in the trash and walk out. When my wife and I dine at Spagos and we drop five or six bills on dinner, wine and drinks I am damn well going to expect everything to be EXACTLY the way I want it. If it is not then they can expect to hear from me.
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  • flyingtorpedo
    She sound's like a keeper[;)]
    $27,000 for flowers is at least $26,500 too much anyway
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  • allen griggs
    We have no way of knowing if there is any validity to her complaints.
    Maybe the florist really did screw her.
    Maybe she is a looney femme who complains about everything, and who, unfortunately for the florist, happens to have a law degree.
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  • 1911a1-fan
    quote:Originally posted by Sigfan
    Florist should have paid the 4K refund. If the flowers were not what she had paid for, she was entitled to the refund. A wedding is a big deal, and she had paid $27K for flowers, she should have gotten what she paid for. Saying that is extreme,is just like saying no one should ever pay 5K for a rifle.


    where did you read 4k? you better add a few zeros[:)]
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  • RUGERGUNZ
    quote:Originally posted by 1911a1fan
    quote:Originally posted by Sigfan
    Florist should have paid the 4K refund. If the flowers were not what she had paid for, she was entitled to the refund. A wedding is a big deal, and she had paid $27K for flowers, she should have gotten what she paid for. Saying that is extreme,is just like saying no one should ever pay 5K for a rifle.


    where did you read 4k? you better add a few zeros[:)]



    In the last sentence of the story it says

    "Arakas told the New York Times that Glatt had sent him several emails prior to filing the lawsuit, demanding a 4,000 dollar refund, but he ignored them because "they were so insulting.""


    She was apparently willing to settle for $4000 but when he didn't pay her she upped it to $400000.
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  • pickenup
    Will "this" be her main memory of her wedding day? [V]
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  • mateomasfeo
    quote:Originally posted by allen griggs
    "Among things that drew the ire of the bride, Elana Glatt, who also happens to be a lawyer..."

    Lawyers are going to start getting to be pretty lonely.
    We have 5 high end rental houses. We won't rent to a lawyer. We do our best to keep our houses in tip top shape, but you know that if the slightest thing goes wrong, the lawyer is going to sue you. Who needs the grief?
    I bet this florist now wishes that he didn't do business with lawyers, either.
    Sorry mateomasfeo I'm sure you are a good guy.



    It's OK, I refuse to represent slum lords. Slum lords and florists shouldn't rip people off and they wouldn't have to worry about getting sued.
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  • allen griggs
    Well, there you go. We have 4 of the nicest rental houses in Asheville, but to the lawyer, we are slum lords.
    Like I said, we don't rent to lawyers, who needs the grief.
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  • Colt Super
    Be nice to each other, fellas.

    Doug
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  • tacking1
    quote:Originally posted by allen griggs
    Well, there you go. We have 4 of the nicest rental houses in Asheville, but to the lawyer, we are slum lords.
    Like I said, we don't rent to lawyers, who needs the grief.


    AG find me a good job in A'Vegas...my wife is from there (Beaver Lake area) and wants me to move up there. Do you have any friends in the construction industry?

    I wouldn't mind moving to Hot Springs so I could shhot at Fowler's every weeken!
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