chickenwing wrote:
Toller wrote:

There is a responsible witness to the operators pointing out the damage he
had done.

then they should pay for it

why not get your estimates for repair
and call the tow company. Tell them you intend
that they pay for it.

that would be a first step
next you would have to take them to court

whoever messed the car up should pay for it

(it's a cheap education for the tow driver)

This is Turtle .

You remine me of a fellow here in town who worked for the INS office
and was not real smart in what and how things work in the world. his
wife was black and he was white and did not know about operation on
black people is different than operating on white people.

His wife went in the hospital at 2:00 a.m. to remove her appendix and
everything went well and in about 5 week later he sees the doctor and
tells him that he messed up and left a bad scare on his wife by having
a bad white mark where they had cut on here. The Doctor told him that
was normal and that he need to get a doctor to remove the white mark
and the scare in another operation. The fellow end up sueing the doctor
for leaving the white mark & scare and lost because it was common
practice to do it this away and lost another way of wanting the doctor
to do elective surgery to remove the white skin also. he lost in all
about $14k in tring to get some free elective surgery and also having
to pay for the elective surgery .

this proceedure may have changed now a days with all the big hospital
with all kinds of doctor on duty but back then there was one country
doctor on duty and he was just a General prec. and did some small
operations in the bind. any thing big you was sent about 60 miles to
another hospital for anything more than this. then Elective surgery was
elective surgery.

You might better check to see what was done and what is standard
operating proceedure in the towing business in your state or County.

TURTLE