This is a case that has nothing to do with morals or ethics as to marriage and family, but a business contract. Did the florist have a contract with Mr Greer? Was said contract in writing? If he did have a contract is it binding with the 800 Florist, the local florist or with both parties?

Jack:

that's kind of a typical law school analysis but I submit one that will never fly with a jury. I think folks are tired of silly lawsuits, even if, technically, (as I noted in my original post) you are right, and there is a breach of contract. I think people will see this as trying to get something for nothing and they will reject it.

Actually, the husband and wife were not living together. There ws no joint credit card or billing statement. 1-800-flowers breached its own policy and all of you so called lawyers are missing the point. The lawsuit is not frivolous and as a personal injury lawyer with your "soft tissue" damage should be the last one to throw a stone.