RE: liability question, was: Health Insurance C ...

[Michael_Patzius <Michael_Patzius@xxxxxxxx>]

IMHO he was wrong for letting his insurance lapse.  I would be P.O.ed but at
the same time I could just hear my wife asking me "Why did you not have
insurance on the bike".  Just because he is moving from one state to another
is no reason to let his coverage lapse. I understand how he would want to
sue the apartment complex, but I doubt he would win.

>-----Original Message-----
>From: Thomas Emberson [mailto:thomas@xxxxxxx]
>Sent: Friday, January 12, 2001 8:00 AM
>To: ST@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>Subject: liability question, was: Health Insurance C ...
>Here is a thought/question for y'all. I was talking to a guy this
>morning that had his bike stolen, yes bike thieves are scum. Anyway,
>he was in the process of changing from NJ insurance to TX insurance
>and the bike was currently not covered. So he is now in the process
>of suing his apartment complex, as security was not adequate, that
>is the gates are often left open all day long and such.
>Should the apartment complex be liable for someone entering the
>property, more or less broad daylight (between 6 and 8am) with a
>truck and trailer and stealing his bike, '97 cbr600 BTW?


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