Should The Council Sue Charlotte & George?
The best I can figure, George's accident on August 24, 2005, cost us at least $18,000.00 - $15K for the victim's property damage and $3K for the damage to our emergency preparedness vehicle. (updated 3-21-06, 5:15 P.M.) The victim has only settled his property damage claim, if that, according to an extremely well-informed source, which means we may still be on the hook for substantial amounts for personal injury and any economic loss. (end update) Why hasn't the Council sought legal advice from the DA whether we can recover our loses from those responsible? Remember, George was driving that vehicle without authority from the Council.
The best I can figure, George's accident on August 24, 2005, cost us at least $18,000.00 - $15K for the victim's property damage and $3K for the damage to our emergency preparedness vehicle. (updated 3-21-06, 5:15 P.M.) The victim has only settled his property damage claim, if that, according to an extremely well-informed source, which means we may still be on the hook for substantial amounts for personal injury and any economic loss. (end update) Why hasn't the Council sought legal advice from the DA whether we can recover our loses from those responsible? Remember, George was driving that vehicle without authority from the Council.
posted by Carl A. Chauvin at 11:19 PM
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