Swine Sue
Posted on | November 28, 2009 | No Comments
A father in Jersey has issued an action against his ex-wife to compel her to give their healthy 9 year old the swine flu jab, reports the Telegraph. What’s the greater risk – swine flu or parents who resolve every dispute by way of litigation? There’s no innoculation to protect against the harmful effects of parental acrimony.
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