I can't speak on behalf of your market, however, if the numbers make sense, don't fight the W.  

Now you'll sink 20 hours into resolving that fight.

@Angelea Weihs I think you're fighting an uphill battle.  

I haven't quite figured it out either as I know that New listings get a boost the first month or so that way they have a fighting chance to get traction.

Chances are, if the insurance company fights the slip and fall, he won't recover.Another thing to consider is if you offer him cash to resolve the slip and fall, and you are not using your insurer or attorney, are you going to have a valid release where he can't turn around and sue you anyway?

It's not worth fighting over a couple hundred dollars. 

Somehow I don't think this will be as easy for her as the no-cause eviction fight.

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Property managers are fighting over pennies, and trying to screw them down over a few more pennies isn't worth their time.

So, in the North, best case you’re fighting an uphill battle with a lot of uncertainty.