Gallagher Bassett No claim followup for storm door injury Schaumburg Illinois

I realize these reports need to be short, but you did not present anything to indicate the door itself was at fault. Maybe the problem was the installation of the door. Maybe neither, just not clear.

If you do have evidence of a defect in the door or installation, you do have option of a small claims suit against the manufaturer, Home Depot, and the sub-contractor. If you think you have a case worth risking filing fees, let the shirking lawfirm know you will file in court if you have not heard from them in 10 or 15 days (pick one).

I think this website can be a GREAT tool for consumers like us out there but I find it funny to read some of these complaints. In this case it appears someone is looking for something for nothing, a big problem in our country. It's the "someone's gotta pay" mentality.

Need more information on the facts of the accident, how is Andersen at fault for a dog's tail getting caught in a door? Seems to me the dog's owner is at fault. If they wanted to completely safeguard against an injury to the dog then shouldn't they have kept a better eye on the dog and not allowed the door to shut on its tail? Or should the door have been made of some kind of sponge-like material, maybe bubble wrap? Maybe sunshine and rainbows? ha ha, I just think it's silly the amount of complaints we consumers make, we are way too litigious of a country.

No response from a company is a valid complaint, though. What ever happened, was a final decision made by Andersen or Gallagher Bassett? I'm interested to see what resulted from this.