oh search guru ...how bout some help ?
 

probably sounding a bit like a few others ont he board, but had a client axe me the other day about the liability involved in NOT painting the curb at their restaurant. ( how we got ont hat subject is fodder for another day )

at any rate, I googled and msn-ed....curb , curb liability . trip and fall...and got few , non productive results on the curb and too many on the trip and fall..

so , thinking maybe i can get some help from yall on search terms...

he wanted to know if he HAS to invest in the painting or just does it because it would help him reduce his liability from somone tripping on the curb or , in another area of the parking lot, driving into the curb and damagin their cars. ( yep this has happened)

would love to come up with a good result to flahs at him...he is kinda cocky ...with a ADA requirement that MAKES hime paint his curbs a flouresenct PINK or something ...heh heh


thanks guys and gurls

Re: oh search guru ...how bout some help ?
 

Hi Bob,

Dig through some of the Best Legal resources Focusing on Contractor and Trade related matters etc...

Google Doesn't always have the Answers... :)

http://findlaw.com/
http://www.findlaw.com/toc.html
http://www.nolo.com/
http://www.libraryspot.com/libraries/lawlibraries.htm

Otherwise you'll have to contact the Curb painting Experts on Sowpubs and the industry... ;)

Phil

Re: oh search guru ...how bout some help ?
 

Hamilton Institute on the net has a forum and might be able to help. They use to be a great Business School. But now their into law.

Re: oh search guru ...how bout some help ?
 

Im interested in who you must contact in your city to check ordinances of painting curbs? Thanks for the help

Get in contact with Skip Rosell
 

Hi Bob:

I bought a great report on this topic a couple of years ago from Skip.

Maybe it still available. You can reach Skip at [email protected].

JohnnyB

Re: oh search guru ...how bout some help ?
 

Hi Bob,

Start with your city clerks office. That office will direct you to the proper person. Some cities have a number of different offices handle permits and such.

Best of success,

Skip