This video of a reporter hit by a studio light somehow missed our “perils of the press” series.
For prior entries, click here and here and here.
I cannot imagine a stronger worker’s comp case.
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Dang! I hope that was a staged fake! Yikes!
Well in some states Workers Compensation is the exclusive remedy.
It was her first day on the job and the show’s producer said, “Go light on her”.
This was a tragedy and I sincerely hope the lady is alright, but I have to confess to having had two diametrically opposing reactions almost simaltaneously. The first was of course shock and concern. The second was spawned by the Buster Keaton fan in me.
Would’na happened if she’da been a blogger.