If it was anywhere in South Texas, the first person to get a scumbag lawyer
wins.

Seriously though, if you don't have an Iron Clad Contract, get some legal
representation. It is about the only way to get an insurance company to pay.
So what were the details surrounding this? Were the guy wires interlaced, or
did one structure fall on the other? I would think this would be an
open/shut case of contractor liability. A similar incident happened here in
Corpus Christi about 15 years ago at an AM radio station. One tower was
being removed, lost the load, dropped the tower and caught the other as
well. AM station got two new towers out of it.



Good Luck,



Richard Elizondo

Senior Consultant

Ionos Communications

361-887-6700 - Office

361-793-1323 - Mobile

relizondo@...





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HIRED A COMPANY IN TX TO REMOVE SHELTER AND 8 TOWERS. WHILE ON PROJECT
SOMEONE DROPPED TWO 200' ALUMINUM 30" FACE TOWERS ON THE GROUND. ON THERE
WATCH. THEY ARE INSURED.

THANK YOU,

Michael Landa, Director

Landa and Associates, INC

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Phone 360.474.8991

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