02-08-2014, 04:36 PM
To KimoWires: sorry, I sent my response before seeing your edit.
Those signs at the end of the roads are quite limited protection. If an attorney can 'prove' the sign wasn't there at the time of the accident, hard to see because of overgrown vegetation, too dirty to be clearly legible, or even if it was raining so hard that it was difficult to read, we can be held liable. And as we know all too well, there are many people willing to bring a lawsuit if 'deep pockets' are part of the picture.
Those signs at the end of the roads are quite limited protection. If an attorney can 'prove' the sign wasn't there at the time of the accident, hard to see because of overgrown vegetation, too dirty to be clearly legible, or even if it was raining so hard that it was difficult to read, we can be held liable. And as we know all too well, there are many people willing to bring a lawsuit if 'deep pockets' are part of the picture.