Condo Parking Lot Liability

Thank you for the clarification. In Georgia, the liability for a break-in in a condominium's parking lot often depends on the specific circumstances and the condominium association's policies. Here are a few points to consider:
- Review the condominium association's bylaws and rules regarding security and liability.
- Check if the association provides security measures (e.g., cameras, patrols).
- Generally, owners are responsible for their personal property.
If you need further assistance, you might consider contacting a local attorney specializing in property law.

In Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, the circumstances can be similar. Here are a few points to consider:
- Review the condominium association's bylaws and rules regarding security and liability.
- Check if the association provides security measures (e.g., cameras, patrols).
- Generally, owners are responsible for their personal property.
Would you like information about contacting local authorities or legal assistance in Myrtle Beach?

To help determine if insurance will cover the damage, consider the following:
- **Review Your Policy:** Check your auto insurance policy for coverage details regarding theft and vandalism.
- **File a Police Report:** This is often required by insurance companies.
- **Provide Evidence:** Submit the security footage as part of your claim.
Would you like information on local insurance claims procedures or legal assistance in your area?

To determine which insurance would cover the break-in, consider the following:
- **Auto Insurance:** Check if your policy includes comprehensive coverage, which typically covers theft and vandalism.
- **Condo Insurance:** Review the condo association's insurance for any coverage on incidents in common areas.
Would you like more information on filing an insurance claim in Georgia?