Friends: I ceased selling piano dollies for verticals after a music teacher stumbled over the dolly and hobbled around on crutches for months. Couldn't I get sued for recommending a dolly, or even installing one? Am I being paranoid or realistic? Currently I advise clients to buy the dolly from someone else or better yet get a school piano which is made to be moved around. Clyde Hollinger RptBob1@AOL.COM wrote: > Ken: > > Have you suggested-nay URGED- these people to obtain piano dollies to prevent > this happening again? I have had two occasions where pianos fell-being pushed > by students each time- and injured one student and one teacher. The teacher > had her ankle broken and to this day limps because of it. Had she sued the > school, she would have probably obtained a goodly sum for her permanent > injury. Piano trucks-dollies- whatever you call them, are much cheaper! > > Bob Bergantino,RPT
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