This is a question more from law. Steve (an Indiana resident) wins the lottery a

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This is a question more from law. Steve (an Indiana resident) wins the lottery and purchases a new Camaro, which he drives to the Indiana University East campus to show off. While leaving IU East, an Ohio driver sideswipes his car, resulting in $75,000.00 worth of damage. a. Can I sue them in federal court? (YES OR NO) b. Why or why not? This is a question more from law. Steve (an Indiana resident) wins the lottery and purchases a new Camaro, which he drives to the Indiana University East campus to show off. While leaving IU East, an Ohio driver sideswipes his car, resulting in $75,000.00 worth of damage. a. Can I sue them in federal court? (YES OR NO) b. Why or why not? This is a question more from law. Steve (an Indiana resident) wins the lottery and purchases a new Camaro, which he drives to the Indiana University East campus to show off. While leaving IU East, an Ohio driver sideswipes his car, resulting in $75,000.00 worth of damage. a. Can I sue them in federal court? (YES OR NO) b. Why or why not? This is a question more from law. Steve (an Indiana resident) wins the lottery and purchases a new Camaro, which he drives to the Indiana University East campus to show off. While leaving IU East, an Ohio driver sideswipes his car, resulting in $75,000.00 worth of damage. a. Can I sue them in federal court? (YES OR NO) b. Why or why not?

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Yes, you can sue them to the federal court given that they have caused damage by sideswiping the car. The motive of going to Indiana University is of no consequence as long as its within the locality provided by the federal court.

This damage is very big and the fact that you were showing off does not mean that any one has a right to damage your property in the way.

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