This is Handel on the Law, marginal legal advice where I tell you, you have absolutely no case.

Lawsuits.

As you know, the United States is sort of the epicenter of lawsuits around the world.

And guess where the epicenter of lawsuits in the United States are right here where I live,

Southern California.

Thank you very much.

Matter of fact, the L.A. County courthouse, downtown L.A., probably the busiest biggest courthouse

in, I would guess, anywhere.

Five, six floors of nothing but courthouses. And it was,

I mean, just, I don't know, dozens of courthouses there, of courtrooms. So we're pretty busy here.

And so we get lawsuits. Now, fun lawsuits all the time. Well, they're not fun for the people that are hurt,

but fun for anybody looking at it. So here's one in Huntington Beach. So this is Orange County,

so it wouldn't be LA County to be Orange County, right next to each other. And a little two-year-old

girl was bitten by a coyote near the Huntington Beach pier.

And a Huntington Beach pier is obviously along Huntington Beach, and it sticks out.

And she and her family are walking down the pier.

And all of a sudden a coyote comes and bites her.

Now, I mean, this is sand. and then the big pier sticking out with the, you know, the,

the poles that are holding up the pier.

I don't know where the biting took place, but that's not usually where coyotes hang out.

But anyway, so Coyote bites the little girl, and she suffers gashes and cuts to her neck and head.

I mean, pretty serious.

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