Re: Having the Big C you see who your friends are

["Nick Markowitz Jr." <nick-markowitz@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Owner had no liabity becuse it was ruled an accident.

imagine that you pay into home owners insurance thinking any one getting
hurt on your property is covered and in fact they are not covered and you
are not liable unless the
injury occured by you the home owners negligance.
commercail property policys are different. they pay fr all injurys thats why
they get scammed all the time.

Im already doing alot of consulatnt type work with electrical contratcors
and my professional fire photography and writiing is also making some money
so i have concidered going that way if i have to.


"Robert L Bass" <RobertLBass@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>> Got nothing out of them on 92 case steps
>> collapsed almost lost my buisness cruched
>> my heal to point i was permanately disabled
>> and they no longer wanted me to work and
>> i got nothing same day some jerk in an other
>> court room got $50,000.00 for a bad hair
>> treansplant job...
>
> It reminds me of that woman who got $250,000
> out of McDonald's because *she* spilled her
> coffee on her leg.  Phbbbt!
>
>> The case made the papers and people were
>> shocked to find out how seriously you could
>> get hurt and insurance only covers negligent
>> acts not accidents...
>
> What about the owner of the building whose
> stairs collapsed?  Weren't they liable?
>
>> thats why i no longer do residential work.
>> besides there being a pain in the ass.
>
> Funny, I always loved doing residential work.
> I offered more and charged less than most of
> the competition so we were always booked up
> for a month or more -- sometimes for several
> months at a time.
>
> After moving to Florida and selling the alarm
> company I lost interest in going back to installing.
> At this point it would mean a significant pay cut
> so it's out of the question.
>
> If in the course of your treatment it becomes too
> hard to continue, you might want to consider
> doing something like what I've done. You could
> parlay your knowledge of various systems into
> an online business and with any luck make just
> as much or more without all the physical work.
> After all, running an online alarm business isn't
> rocket science.  (I had to say that:))
>
> --
>
> Regards,
> Robert L Bass
>
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