Sorry if this should be posted under a different heading, but here is the story...
I took my vehicle in for regular service and they had to keep it overnight to complete the job. That night the facility was broken into and several stereos, wheels, etc. were stolen along with my vehicle. The kicker is that the keys were left in the ignition and the door left unlocked. The vehicle was left outside adjacent to a chain link fence which was cut through. Apparently, they have been burglarized a few times in the last year so it didnt come as a surprise to them.
I have spoken with the manager a few times in an attempt to come to an agreement, but his position is that since it is not their vehicle, their insurance will not cover it. Of course I can go through my insurance but my premium would certainly go up.
Do I have a case? If so, what sort of attorney should I seek out?
I took my vehicle in for regular service and they had to keep it overnight to complete the job. That night the facility was broken into and several stereos, wheels, etc. were stolen along with my vehicle. The kicker is that the keys were left in the ignition and the door left unlocked. The vehicle was left outside adjacent to a chain link fence which was cut through. Apparently, they have been burglarized a few times in the last year so it didnt come as a surprise to them.
I have spoken with the manager a few times in an attempt to come to an agreement, but his position is that since it is not their vehicle, their insurance will not cover it. Of course I can go through my insurance but my premium would certainly go up.
Do I have a case? If so, what sort of attorney should I seek out?
