Since the shooter knows he shot another person's home, the fact that he hasn't come by and apologized or offered to make amends says something about the person.
I think the point has been made, your insurance company has given you the bad news and the law has been involved. There is such a thing as letting well enough alone.
You're not gonna get satisfaction. Assuming you have a $500 deductible, that won't be breached by replacing two bricks. His insurance, IF he has homeowners insurance, may be a hard sell, in itself. His actual liability is unprovable in any way other than a jury trial.
It was a bad deal which could have been much worse. I'd let it go, with the proviso that if it happened again, I'd go in with both feet.
You're not gonna get satisfaction. Assuming you have a $500 deductible, that won't be breached by replacing two bricks. His insurance, IF he has homeowners insurance, may be a hard sell, in itself. His actual liability is unprovable in any way other than a jury trial.
It was a bad deal which could have been much worse. I'd let it go, with the proviso that if it happened again, I'd go in with both feet.
He ought to PM JB, that's about the only thing left that I would reccomend.
As he specialized elsewhere, I didn't want to bother him over it. I am just going to have to suck it up this go around.
I just hope there isn't a next time...
I just hope there isn't a next time...
It wouldn't be a bother. JB would know other attorneys on a 1st name basis who would be glad to come to your assistance. You've done all that you can at your level. The shooter may never do it again, but he never apologized. That's the scary part.
Edit: If he had apologized after LE paid him a visit, I would have shaken his hand and let it go. But this dude didn't say he was sorry. Worrisome.
Yeah, a sorry would've gone a long ways.
Pm me.
Actually, I did say that. All of it. 😃
I was speed reading and missed it, but yeah you did.
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