No they were not. They file insurance as a courtesy. But it is your job to make sure you are insured.

IMO this case has no chance of success...................

you respond that his offer is rejected.

If you are a tenant, you knew the rules. The size of the signs won't matter to a judge.

You won't "get in trouble" but they have said they won't release it without your signature.

The situation you describe is securities fraud and a crime.

He is well within his rights to wear the hat........

Absent serious injury, malpractice cases are too expensive to pursue.

I think your complaint is with Lyft. Not her.........

None of us has any idea how busy your command is.