richard, the plaintiff elizabeth lloyd wants $500,000. that's what she is suing for.here's actually precedent going back for this to a 1935 case in california's supreme court, right, about the assumption of risk if you're at a game? >> right. that's for professional baseball and that's where assumption and risk is applicable. here she is alleging assault and battery which is an intentional tort and i think the lawyer who brought the lawsuit missed the boat on this because if you sue for intentional tort that is usually a disclaimer on any insurance policies. number two, he was 11 years old and to think that he could form the requisite mental intent to throw and intentionally hurt someone and yet hit someone in the face at the distance he was, i mean, the yankees would have signed this kid up already. a ridiculous lawsuit. it's going to be knocked out. >> quickly before we come on to the next cas how does this play out? dismiss? go to trial? settlement? >> dismissed. >> settlement. going to resolve. >> next case. this is wild. so you've got this former waitress courtne

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richard, the plaintiff, elizabeth lloyd, wants $500,000.recedent going back to a 1935 case in california's supreme court, right? about the assumption of risk if you're at a game. >> right. that's for professional baseball. that's where assumption and risk is applicable. here, though, the alleged assault and battery which is an intentional tort. i think lawyer that brought the lawsuit missed the boat on this. if you sue for intentional tort that, is it usually a disclaimer on any insurance policy. number two, he was 11 years old. and to think that he could form the mental intent to throw and intentionally hurt someone and yet hit someone in the face at the distance he was, i mean the yankees would have signed this kid up already. this is a ridiculous lawsuit. >> that's right. >> it's going nowhere. >> watch out, jeter. >> i like that. >> guys, quickly before i move on to the next case, how does this play out, dismiss go, to trial, settlement? >> dismiss. >> settlement. >> going to resolve. >> next case. this one is wild. all right. so you go

elizabeth lloyd is seeking a one hundred fifty thousand dollars for injuries she suffered two years ago she claims matthew. who was eleven years old at the time intentionally through her lawyer says she was hospitalized for a broken bone in her face. so basically an eleven year old kid does what a lot of eleven year old kids do through a wild pitch that hit this woman who probably wasn't watching i don't know just a idea and she is suing him you know who cares if this kid hit her straight on with a ball and hit her in the face one hundred fifty thousand dollars what kind of damage can an eleven year old do they cost one hundred fifty thousand dollars i could do one hundred fifty thousand dollars worth of damage i just don't understand that they are going to i'm a little i actually think i could throw harder than eleven year old and i know i can do one hundred fifty thousand dollars a lot here in lee i think i read that her husband is also getting in possibly suing for services is not alone as i'm sure you've been a long i can only imagine what that's what i mean he doesn't like looking

. >> reporter: that wild throw flew over the fence hitting elizabeth lloyd, a mother watching the gamethe face. >> i went over to see if she was okay. and she said that she was fine and not to worry about it. >> reporter: lloyd was eventually hospitalized and underwent two surgeries to reconstruct her eye socket. >> about like three weeks after, she came and she gave me a hug and she told me that it wasn't my fault. >> reporter: recently lloyd filed a lawsuit against the now 13-year-old for $500,000 in damages. in court documents obtained by abc news she alleged that the boy assaulted and battered her causing severe painful and permanent personal injuries, calling the throw intentional and/or reckless. >> i think it's pretty mean to sue someone after you told them that you knew it wasn't their fault. >> they're not out there being angry. they're out there being 11-year-olds. they throw the ball it goes errantly. >> reporter: matthew's attorney says the lawsuit has no merit and the family won't settle. >> what are we going to do take his bike? he's 11. >> reporter: lloyd refused request

her name is elizabeth lloyd.to the bullpen where the catcher and pitcher were warming up. the catcher, 11 years old matthew threw it back to the pitcher, it went off course and hit her in the face. there's matthew right there. 11. so she wants about $150,000. yes, she's suing, first the little league, that didn't work and so she's suing matthew himself. here to debate this, attorney joey jackson and fox news legal analyst. >> yes, and do you believe this? and so, it's a tempo this, and we want to-- >> and that would be-- >> they would just bounce right off and hit me. >> that's true. >> listen, first of all, just your reaction. >> the reaction is this is outrageous, preposterous and adjectives to come up to describe the lunacy this have story, there's a legal doctrine that's called assumption of risk and what does it mean? it means when you go to a baseball field you have to be alert, you have to be aware and you have to take precautions so that you don't get hit. where is the place you might get hit by a ball, m

elizabeth floyd, a other watching the game, in the face. >> i went over to see if she was okay. and she said she was fine and not to worry about it. >> reporter: lloyd was eventually hospitalized and underwent two surgeries to reconstruct her eye socket. >> about three weeks after, she came and gave me a hug. and she told me that it wasn't my fault. >> reporter: but recently, lloyd filed a lawsuit against the now-13-year-old for $500,000 in damages. in court documents obtained by abc news, she alleges he assaulted and battered her. causing severe painful and permanent injuries. calling the throw, quote,reckle. >> i think it's mean to sue someone after you told them it wasn't their fault. >> they're not out there being angry. they're being 11-year-olds. >> reporter: the lawsuit has no merit and that the family won't settle. >> he's 11. >> reporter: lloyd refused requests for an interview. but her attorney said in a statement, quote, the consequences of that action are not as they've been portrayed. her life has changed. she has a catastrophic injury that's been vastly understated. regardless of the outcome, this teen isn't letting what happened stop