your accident
 

sorry to hear about as a owner of a busisness i am responsible of the actions good or bad of my workers and i am responsible for my
customers goods since it is known as care custudy and control
this is where you should go after him goodluck

Its time for a lawyer and your day in court.

SUE THE BASTARD!

Please let us know how you make out. Good luck

Bill

:iagree: It's actually easier than you think...the liability is all on him.

Oh man! That makes me sick. Sorry to hear of your loss. Good luck.

It is sad to know that there are businesses out there that operate very unscrupulously, the owner had no right in letting an employee take your car without first obtaining your permission. By letting the employee take your car, he took full responsibility for the car.

He is therefore responsible for the car along with the mods and any monetary suffering you endured to get the car replaced. Which would the cost of the rental vehicle, any car payments along with insurance payments.

You should also contact the local news and inform them of what happened and maybe they would see that it would be a good story to get out to the public.

Good luck on the law suit and keep us informed.

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He had a great reputation on the forum too.....

It will turn out good for you in the end,hang in there.:thumbs:

Talk to the insurance company of the driver and the repair shop. They should pay up. It shounds like this shop owner is totally unethical.

How in the world did the front end get destroyed like that without the air bags deploying?:willy: :eek:


Robin

Man that sucks. I've know Jeff for years and I just can't believe this. He came out to Southern California and tuned my TA a few years back and this is just unbelievable. I would be one angry guy if I were you. Driving a customer's car without permission and not to check work is totally unacceptable. No excuses. Oh man Jeff, what were you thinking letting your employees get you into this situation? You need to come on here and say something.

Paul
1996 Blown WS6 TransAm 619 rwhp tuned by Jeff Creech

On behalf of all of us on the C5 side, best of luck getting this taken care of. :sadangel:

:iagree: Sorry for all your troubles! Good Luck

Looks like that may be down the toilet.

A lawsuit will take a long time to proceed, and he may well hide any assests along the way-----which would only drag out the process farther.

I would strongly urge you to contact the police and district attorney and have them prosecuted for theft. They might then decide to settle with you quickly. You might have to get insistent with the district attorney, as they well try and duck the work.

I would suggest that you contact a lawyer immediately and pursue a lawsuit. You should also file criminal charges against the employee...he stole your car and totaled it in the process.

:iagree: Unauthorized use equals theft, he had no right to "joy ride" your Corvette. If the owner continues to beat around the bush, and the "thief" does not step forward himself, file charges. I can't tell you how to do it, but try to look around to see if the owner has a "liability umbrella policy" those are usually in the millions($) and only cost a couple hundred $ a year. Look into that, and if so, go after it. That is terrible.
Good luck......:cheers:

So sorry about your problem. It sounds like you are on top of it. Keep us posted.:cheers:

Geez that is just terrible. Keep us posted on this situation.

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Boy, am I lucky, I was going to see what this guy could do. Get an attorney, you have to sue both CAM and the driver. As far as his assets, Yo probaby havd CAM first then The driver and Jeff personally