No, I wouldent actually do it, but I can imagine how easy it would be. When I was young and didnt know any better (no knowledge of how lawyers worked) I had the green arrow on a left turn at a busy intersection...nightime...I advanced as expected and when I was mostly through the intersection was rammed full on by a tractor trailer running a red light hauling a load of propane. luckily I was in a 1972 chevy nova...lots of steel in those older cars...he pushed me across the intersection where my nova, pinned to his grill, came up short of a set of gas pumps by about 3 feet. The driver of the tractor trailer was cited for drunk driving and driving a tractor trailer with a revoked CDL.
I survived, oddly, because I wasnt wearing my seat belt. I had all the ribs broken on the drivers side and quite a bit of bruising to my lungs and body-when he struck me I distinctly remember bouncing from drivers side, to the passenger door, and bouncing back to my position behind the wheel. I was concerned about fire and "blowing up" (hollywood, I know) and got out of the vehicle and as I waved my arms for help I distinctly remember cars slowly going around me looking annoyed at me for causing them to be delayed. Now the part about the lawyers-I didnt know that they work very, very, slowly unless you give them money, so nothing happened for a very long time and when it did my lawyer got many moneys and I got little moneys. Had I been a more educated man I would have done things differently. This was in the 70's and i found out later the driver was back on the road within the year. A little different today I suspect with the web. Doug, older, wiser, and flinches a bit at Cussokens avatar.