Thanks Wim, but it probably won't be a problem. She told me today to just do the best I can with it. I'm still researching costs. Your thoughts are greatly appreciated. Warren Wimblees@aol.com wrote: > > Warren: > > One bit of semi leagal advice. A very good friend of mine sells business > property and liability insurance. When I told him about this situation, he > said that the insurance company will not pay for the damage,e, but they are > under obligation to defend you, should you get sued. That is, of course, if > you have the Baily's type of insurance. Even though the problem was not an > accident, nor an act of God, the fact that there was damage is enough for > them to help you defend you in the event the customer decides to make you pay > for the damage. What happens in a case like this, as my friend explained, is > that you can ask the insurance company to pay the claim, and even though they > will not, they will help defend you, so that you don't have to pay a lawyer. > > Just thought you should know. > > Wim -- Home of the Humor List Warren D. Fisher fish@communique.net Registered Piano Technician Piano Technicians Guild New Orleans Chapter 701
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