Russo & Steele Faces Lawsuits

[427freak]

What if you sold your car on the block 30 mins before the tent blew off and the new buyer was a first time classic car buyer that came to fulfill their dream of owning an old car, and the dream car had a pole laying on top of it now. These are probably some of the grey areas that are in question. Hope it works out for Drew and company as I am sure it was/is a nightmare for him.

[njsteve]

Seller owes nothing, New buyer probably covered since most policies, collector or not, cover new purchases for some finite period of time til you get the paperwork done.

[musclecars101]

<span style="font-style: italic"> </span> act of God ??? then Silver Auction must have direct line to God , they did not let cars park in there tents that nite ,The wind was forcasted at least a day ahead I had 6 cars that were insured 3 had 1 to 2000 in damage 2 were over$20,000 and I bought one there on Thursday and Russo wouldn't let me remove it from the property until after the auction it got hit by a tent or somthing (THEY HAD WARNING AND DID NOTHING) and thankyou to Grundy Insurance for fast and fair claims people. but much could have been done to prevent this,side walls on the tents maybe all it would take

[Xplantdad]

Side walls on the tents would have brought them down faster

[68427caprice]

There is another point of view for insurance.
It is called self-insurance.
It is used a lot in high net worth individuals and corporations.

Not that I would know...

[Bill Pritchard]

In this morning's edition of the paper, there's a story saying that Russo &amp; Steele is searching for a new site for the auction.

[firstgenaddict]

There is nothing wrong with the Lawyers/attorneys, they are very much required when someone is accused of a criminal act (whether it be wrongly or justly as well as when writing a contract, they just should never be allowed to write law or vote on the enactment of any law, regulation, etc.