If a home owner won't provide home owner's insurance to the injured party, can he put a lien on the resident?
A lien? That’s a judgment. You’d have to win your case first. By then I bet he’d submit the claim to homeowners insurance.
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A lien? That’s a judgment. You’d have to win your case first. By then I bet he’d submit the claim to homeowners insurance.
An attorney probably won’t be interested without an injury involved. But you can check around.
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Not an expert but you aren’t her landlord. Sounds like she abandoned the items.
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Sounds like you have a viable lawsuit. Curious why your original attorney disagreed.
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One day is not fatal to your case. Many people don’t feel pain until the next day.
So how long was the spill there according to the video?