American lady demanded compensation from Google for exposure to a traffic accident after they outsource to Google Maps.
London: American lady presented a lawsuit on Google for her company in a traffic accident after followed the road "safe" recommended by Internet giant Google Maps mapping service provided to enable the user to search for destination addresses.
Her lawsuit said the U.S. city of Los Angeles in the mid-twenties, she was injured and "mental suffering" as a result of the accident, which occurred in January after he followed the trends described in the mapping service on her BlackBerry smartphone.
She plaintiff Lauren Rosenberg that cartographic Google service led to a highway with four lanes with no sidewalks was "not reasonably safe," according to the case file. The cars were passing on the road close to her and seriously quickly.
It says in the lawsuit that a speeding car ran over Rosenberg in the black night and suffered fractures to multiple required six weeks of treatment, and that the direct cause of the consequent impediments to physical and psychological effects and emotional standing is the negligence of Google and inaccuracy directions provided by the service cartographic.
Rosenberg case sparked an uproar on blogs and websites technological and cable television channels in the U.S. and split the participants in the debate between supporters and critics accuse it of ignoring the personal integrity and follow the instructions blind.
But her lawyer Alan Young defended his client, saying she thought she would be able to access to the sidewalk on the other side of the highway and tried to cross the Avenue but failed even to reach the island of moderation.
Prosecutor calls for Google Inc. to compensate for the cost of treatment and lost wages and their right to physical and psychological damage. The Daily Telegraph quoted a spokeswoman for Google said the company had not received a copy of the lawsuit and can not comment on them.
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