What's this Linsky's problem with guns?

[Buck F]

As well as damage/injuries caused by the criminal acts of OUI, reckless driving, and driving on a revoked license.

Those are still considered accidental civil damages caused by negligence even though there is an underlying criminal involved i.e. one who is driving drunk or on a suspended license isn't intentionally out to harm someone. Plenty of people drive drunk or on a suspended license and don't injure people with their car, and plenty of sober people driving legally do injure someone with their car.

 

[Rob Boudrie]

Those are still considered accidental civil damages caused by negligence even though there is an underlying criminal involved i.e. one who is driving drunk or on a suspended license isn't intentionally out to harm someone. Plenty of people drive drunk or on a suspended license and don't injure people with their car, and plenty of sober people driving legally do injure someone with their car.

The line is blurred.

Suppose someone has an AD and kills someone? The AD is a crime - does insurance pay.

What about an ID (intentional discharge) for which the shooter is convicted (mis-identified target and shot a non-belligerent, missed with collateral damage, etc.). Clearly a crime.

 

[Rob Boudrie]

but in all those cases it's the legal owner who commits the act. If a gun is stolen are they really going to go after the victim of the theft for what the thief does?

If the pockets are deep enough, yes.

 

[eddy1953]

On July 1, 2021, the Internal Revenue Service filed a lien against Linsky for $154,067 in unpaid income taxes related to his law office income. Linsky stated that the debt was due to "a number of family issues and business issues,

Family issues= He knocked up his pet goat

Doesn't say much for his honesty!