When a building management company is responsible for the death of a pet what should you do?
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M$6 Answers
If not, keep all paper trail etc. and find a law firm that is willing to have a FREE consultation, tell them about your situation and ask for their take on the matter. If they can represent you, bring that info to the management again; and if so no luck, go back to the law firm and sue the butt off the your building management.
If you are good at confrontation, feel free to meet the management in person instead of on the phone; be sure to show that you are very upset, yet you are still a reasonable person.
Feel free to ask me to clarify anything if you wish. Good luck!
Harry
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If they are uncooperative, you have a small claims case on your hands. I would mention that to your building management company in the most non-threatening way possible. Hopefully, this can be resolved without going to court. I'm so sorry about the loss of your birds, and I hope that justice is served.
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M$if animals have some protection -you can sue for a larger amnount (puniytive damages)
if they are only considered property-you wil only get the cost of teh bird.
if there are ongoing maintenance problems-you can report them to the housing department for safety issues
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M$BY THE WAY Is it safe to stay in the building at all? What about the gas valves for other tenants? Make sure you do not all blow up, 'tis the season.
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We have pictures of the birds, the Gas Company lady told us she believed the owner to be at fault. Plus the owner is responsible for the stove its one of the things mentioned in the lease agreement. And after looking up directions we discovered its a antique.
Really, the other tenants have to get their gas checked immediately. Gas fixtures are probably the same age, isn'tit? That is the first priority. Ask the fire department if necessary.
Also, be thankful that you are alive because you could have been killed by this as well.
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M$the voices in my head
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