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Uninsured LLC water damaged my unit.

Brian Schriedel
  • Plymouth, MI
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The unit above mine sprung a major leak under the kitchen sink destroying my property. $20k in damages. He has an LLC but failed to maintain property insurance. During my investigation found that his plumber who 'fixed' the issue twice before has an expired license.

Since he failed to keep insurance, can he still be legally be sheltered by a poorly operated LLC ?

Thanks for any advice.

Brian, Detroit, Mi.

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Matthew Paul#2 Contractors Contributor
  • Severna Park, MD
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Put in a claim on your insurance , let them deal with who is at fault 

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