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Should my company pay for damage to my car when it was parked at a company sponsored event?
Question by Sarah27: Should my company pay for damage to my car when it was parked at a company sponsored event?
So today we had a work sponsored team building event at a local country club. (It was a team building event). When I returned to my car after the event I found that my drivers side door had been keyed. Should I try and have my company pay for the damage to my vehicle since it was a company event that I was required to attend? If I go through my insurance company then my rate will increase. What do you think I should do? Am I totally sh** out of luck here?
Best answer:
Answer by PJ Mick
No, your company is not liable here, any more than they would be if your car was vandalized in the company parking lot.
Yes – you’re SOL. I would check to see if the club you were at has cameras monitoring the lots, perhaps they’ll have video of the vandalism, but even then it’ll be hard to find someone to pay other than yourself or your insurance.
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8 Users Response In " Should my company pay for damage to my car when it was parked at a company sponsored event? "
Out of luck unless your company is willing to do it. It doesn’t hurt to ask. But otherwise, sorry, you will also have to pay the deductible for your insurance too
I’m afraid it’s all on your shoulders. The company is not responsible. Your insurance rate may or may not increase depending on the insurance company and your driving record. Check your deductable and get an estimate to repair it. If the repair cost is less than the deductable, then there is no point in contacting your insurance company. Sorry I could not have told you differently.
Your company has nothing to do with it. If your insurance rates will increase for a no-fault claim you need to switch to another insurance company.
Personally, I think that would be extremely cheesy of you to try and place responsibility on your company for what happened.
Your insuance company should have some sort of coverage of hit/run…make them take the hit, thats what all those premuims are for. Don’t assume that your insurance wil automatically go up. Also, the golf course may have video camera, which may have recorded the event itself.
Good Luck!
Yes, first try to get your company to pony up. If you were legally parked also try to get the club to fess up. If all else fails, and it will, (you don’t matter to a big insurance company) but file a claim with your insurance company.
Of course try first – it doesn’t hurt to try. It really depends on the company whether they are willing to pay for it. My sister’s car was scratched up by a weedwacker at a company event and her company paid for it – like I said it depends on the company – they could always come up with an excuse to refuse.
Why on earth should they pay?
So when you go to the mall should the mall have to pay if your car gets hit in the parking lot?
What.. should they have hired a security guard to watch each vehicle?
They didnt hit the car! Of course you cant get them to pay!
no, who ever hit you should
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