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They probably have few assets - the actual work is subcontraced. What options do you have in that situation?
by mannykannot 1y ago
They probably have few assets - the actual work is subcontraced. What options do you have in that situation?
- agos 1y agodifferent country, but here if they either pay or risk bankruptcy
- apparent 1y agoIf a thinly-capitalized company has its few assets seized, then it ends up going bankrupt (which leads to the stories here about moving companies that went bankrupt). Vicious cycle, really.
- rcstank 1y agoYes, but a few able bodied men with a rental truck have nothing to seize.
- lurk2 1y agoThen you go after their insurance company like in the OP. If they don’t have insurance you may be able to go after the owner personally, though that’s likely to be much more costly than the dollar value of your damages. Honestly, why are you guys so committed to this idea that contractors are these criminal masterminds who will thwart your every attempt to sue for damages? Small Claims is an incredibly routine and straightforward process, and pretending that it isn’t only serves to dissuade people from making use of it.