I learned something new today, thanks for sharingThis is true, but if your LLC is set up properly there are ways around it that put you back in the driver's seat when the settlement negotiations begin.

The only Uber drivers I know are barely scraping by, and it sounds like she may be teetering on the edge financially. 

The limo driver for the state senator thanks you as does the caterer for the private parties.

Just get out driver for dollars, network etc.

I've never heard the term 'illegal pedestrian' for a jaywalker or 'illegal driver' for someone that forgot his license. 

As for the risk, our showing system requires that they submit a driver's license or photo ID, so we have a record of who has accessed the home.

Then, I faxed a photo copy of may recent pay stubs, drivers license and SSN.

It could have been a random drunk driver in the lot, or a delivery truck--those things have a lot of heavy duty iron on the back.Good Luck!

I have a lot of info on these people including SS, drivers license, the licenses of their multiple cars etcI'd rather spend some money to locate them etc, and start the process then see how much I cand o rather than sign with a collection agency/lawyer, where they could just not do anything because they're not really motivated to collect etc.

Seems unlikely though since he is a truck driver and hard to track down.