Apparently, Google Maps directed Rosenberg to cross the street, and she figured it was leading her to a sidewalk. Young says that it was dark outside, and there were no street lights, and Rosenberg had never been in the area before, so she was relying on Google to know where the sidewalks were at. She was, in fact, struck by Patrick Harwood’s vehicle when she attempted to cross the street. There was no crosswalk.

She was hit crossing the street. How can that be Google’s fault? Does Google have to tell her to look both ways before crossing the street?

http://www.pcworld.com/article/197752/woman_sues_google_over_bad_directions_update_it_was_dark.html

There is simply no possible way this could conceivably by Google’s fault. This is the perfect example of a nonsense lawsuit.