213 - Do you cave in when you're treated unfairly?

You get told that you must foot the bill even though you didn't cause the problem.

What do you do?

This is how a client of LegalShield dandled the situation:

“I was having my basement waterproofed and the company I hired had to break up the concrete.

They struck and broke the water main cap.

They called a plumbing company out who repaired the cap but then the City Inspector said the lead pipe going to the street had to be replaced as well.

The waterproofing company said I’d have to pay for cap repair and replacing the pipe to the street, which I didn’t think was fair at all since they caused the damage.

I called LegalShield.

My attorney collected all pertinent information and counseled me step-by-step.

The estimate to replace the cap and pipe to the street was $13,000.00; my lawyers talked me through exactly what to say and how to say it until the company took full responsibility and corrected the entire problem.

LegalShield saved me $13,000.00 and I did not get a bill for my attorney to look over all the contracts, research, and all the many times on the phone together.”

— Another Happy Member

Do you have a law firm you can talk to when you're being treated unfairly?