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Re: Lost Load!!! Part Two
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Posted by Mydeere on December 01, 2005 at 05:49:15 from (69.177.175.238):
In Reply to: Lost Load!!! Part Two posted by T_Bone on November 30, 2005 at 16:15:19:
T_Bone,I'm not so sure your Adjuster is correct. There is a diference between your tire kicking up a stone and something falling off of your truck. If it was on your truck then you are in custody of it which means you are responsible for it. Thats why the Trooper gave you the ticket. Now the difference comes into play in that you were not negligent becuase you made the effort to secure the load but you are liable because your strap failed and the load left your vehicle. Because you are still liable for the accident your insurance should be responsible for the damages. You may want to review your policy and then consult with an attorney. The last thing you want is for the insurance company to abandon you and then one of the other parties gets frustrated trying to collect and decides to file suit against you. Good luck with it and let us know how you make out.
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