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JHomme
Guest
The other night my garage door stopped working (just after I pulled my vehicle into the garage) and I wasn't able to get the door down. AS a result, my room mate and I had to manually pull the door down and rig it so that I was able to get my car out the next day. That next morning I got up went and retrieved my car, and once again had to manually pulll down the door, while doing so, I accidentally caught my middle finger in the door and suffered a contusion. MY finger for a minimum of 3 days is in a splint and I had to pay some expenses out of pocket to the ER and file the rest under my own insurance. Immediately upon release from the ER, I contacted the leasing office to my complex where I rent the garage as well from, and advised them of what happened.
Their response was you should have known better!
From my own experience I understand that they have some liability because they own the property, and after reviewing CAREFULLY my lease, there is no fine print releasing them from the liability.
At this point, they are refusing to provide me with their insurance infprmation and even avoiding me on thid issue.
I would much rather settle this without the fees of an attorney, but is that my only option now?
Their response was you should have known better!
From my own experience I understand that they have some liability because they own the property, and after reviewing CAREFULLY my lease, there is no fine print releasing them from the liability.
At this point, they are refusing to provide me with their insurance infprmation and even avoiding me on thid issue.
I would much rather settle this without the fees of an attorney, but is that my only option now?