Scared student sues epileptic for having a fit

EVEN The Biscuit would say she was taking the biscuit.

Tue, 10 Sep, 2002 - 01:00
Catherine Shanahan

John Cage (aka The Biscuit), oddball lawyer of TV show Ally McBeal, has defended the weird and the wonderful, but never an epileptic sued for having a fit.

In a real life drama, Scottish student Yvonne Rennie went to court seeking compensation after witnessing a man in the throes of a seizure.

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