Broken tooth at golf course in NV

[oomarcioo]

What is the name of your state? Florida
While golfing in Las Vegas, I purchased a snickers bar from a vendor and bit into it like I would any candy bar. The bar was frozen solid and broke my front tooth right in half. It was very painful and very embarrassing becuase I was with my boss and others and we werent leaving for 2 more days to go home. I had to pay the dentist out of pocket. Would the golf course be liable at all for not telling me they were frozen?
thanks,
Tony

 

[You Are Guilty]

What is the name of your state? Florida
While golfing in Las Vegas, I purchased a snickers bar from a vendor and bit into it like I would any candy bar. The bar was frozen solid and broke my front tooth right in half. It was very painful and very embarrassing becuase I was with my boss and others and we werent leaving for 2 more days to go home. I had to pay the dentist out of pocket. Would the golf course be liable at all for not telling me they were frozen?
thanks,
Tony

Unless you have a medically-documented case of sensory deprivation, then no. You can google "open and obvious" for a more thorough discussion.

 

[Zigner]

Unless you have a medically-documented case of sensory deprivation, then no. You can google "open and obvious" for a more thorough discussion.

And, if you don't feel like typing "g-o-o-g-l-e-.-c-o-m" then here's the condensed version.
When you put that sucker in your hand it was cold and hard! Why would anyone need to TELL you that it's cold and hard???

 

[oomarcioo]

my tooth

the candy bar was cool but nothing abnormal. There are specific intesities used to bite down on things and when you bite into something a hundred times and its never frozen and she didnt tell me it was and she was a cart girl in the dessert It was unnexpected. And I did do allot of typing and what i found were law suits agains McDonalds for a frozen bagel resultingi n chipped tooth and law suit agains Kellogs for a hard corn flake and chipped tooth. I dont understand why everyones response to my question is so mean. These people are suing for embarrasment pain and suffering and dental bills. I dont want to sue I just want my bill paid for by the course that jipped me out of 200$ when i couldnt even finish my game. I guess im wrong in this?

 

[You Are Guilty]

Ok, you have our blessing. Sue away!

 

[gawm]

Unless you have a medically-documented case of sensory deprivation, then no. You can google "open and obvious" for a more thorough discussion.

Maybe he was still wearing his golf gloves when he ate it.
OP, go consult with a personal injury lawyer, if they won't do it on contingency, then you have your answer on how good of a case you have.