Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We just had a bad storm and one of my trees fell on my neighbors lawn. Two years ago one fell on his brand new deck and it had to be replaced. My insurance company told me I was not responsible but his insurance company would pay, and they did. He was not happy though because he said he had to pay the deductible. I assumed he had a deductible similar to mine which is $500. Today I found out his deductible is $2800! He is really upset and said when his tree fell on his neighbor's yard, which is on the other side of him they split the cost. My son-in-law offered to help cut the tree with his chainsaw and store the wood on our property, but the neighbor is not happy. Was this a fair offer? He wants us to give him money.
Wow! You didn't even offer to pay the deductible? And his insurance will go up now because of the claims. You might not be legally bound but morally here, you are in the wrong. I wouldn't want to be your neighbor. Your trees causing this much destruction and you wipe you hands clean of it all. Wow.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We just had a bad storm and one of my trees fell on my neighbors lawn. Two years ago one fell on his brand new deck and it had to be replaced. My insurance company told me I was not responsible but his insurance company would pay, and they did. He was not happy though because he said he had to pay the deductible. I assumed he had a deductible similar to mine which is $500. Today I found out his deductible is $2800! He is really upset and said when his tree fell on his neighbor's yard, which is on the other side of him they split the cost. My son-in-law offered to help cut the tree with his chainsaw and store the wood on our property, but the neighbor is not happy. Was this a fair offer? He wants us to give him money.
Wow! You didn't even offer to pay the deductible? And his insurance will go up now because of the claims. You might not be legally bound but morally here, you are in the wrong. I wouldn't want to be your neighbor. Your trees causing this much destruction and you wipe you hands clean of it all. Wow.
Anonymous wrote:We just had a bad storm and one of my trees fell on my neighbors lawn. Two years ago one fell on his brand new deck and it had to be replaced. My insurance company told me I was not responsible but his insurance company would pay, and they did. He was not happy though because he said he had to pay the deductible. I assumed he had a deductible similar to mine which is $500. Today I found out his deductible is $2800! He is really upset and said when his tree fell on his neighbor's yard, which is on the other side of him they split the cost. My son-in-law offered to help cut the tree with his chainsaw and store the wood on our property, but the neighbor is not happy. Was this a fair offer? He wants us to give him money.
Anonymous wrote:legally you owe him nothing but if i were him, i would be pissed too. manage your trees OP. that you should do.
Anonymous wrote:Fair offer. You are not responsible. His risk was paying less - so deductibles higher. He went with the wrong odds.