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From: Ron Rogers (no email)
Date: Mon Aug 09 2004 - 19:31:39 EDT
John,
I'm sure that I express the thoughts of all your friends on this list when I
say that we are very sorry that your fine new boat was damaged. But, no one
was hurt.
The fellow who hit you is responsible - period. You can have your insurance
company talk to his insurance company or talk to his insurance company
yourself. My boat ago was hit two weeks by a large sailboat's shroud and it
knocked me out of bed where I was reading. That man and his family were gone
before I could speak with them! What an example to his kids. I gently
confronted him the next day and embarrassed him into coming over and showing
me what he asserted had happened. I got him to acknowledge that a gentleman
would have come over immediately. No real damage that I could see so I let
it go.
I wonder if hit and run laws apply to marine accidents? You could ask
Maryland DNR. Have your insurance company get a surveyor to examine the
INSIDE of your bow to insure that there are no cracks. A color-matched
repair is expensive. You select the repair company. The insurance company
can recommend someone, but check references.
Ron Rogers
Willard 40 AIRBORNE
Lying Annapolis
----- Original Message -----
From: "John Ford" <>
| What is his or my responsibilities with the damage that happened to my
boat? Do the insurance companies handle who I go
| to, or is that up to me? Does anyone know anyone who does good glass work
in
| the mid-chesapeake area? I need a bit of help to figure out what to do.
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