Good luck with your court case. At least it is obvious the damage was caused by ham fisted disassembly. I realize service techs are under the gun for speed, however customers $$$ vehicles shouldn't be damaged just because the tech is in a hurry.
My personal experience with service damage.
The local Honda & Subaru dealer has an old time service area with only one doorway in or out. This forces the techs to jokey cars and trucks through tight spaces to get to the service bays. Guess what?- Every time I've had either my Element or Forester in there, I get it back with a new door ding or scratched bumper. Tried to make them fix the door ding they whacked into my E, however, without an inch- by -inch photo documentation of its condition on the day I dropped it off for service- I have no proof the dent wasn't already there!
Needless to say-I do all routine service myself now and dread needing any dealership specific work.
My personal experience with service damage.
The local Honda & Subaru dealer has an old time service area with only one doorway in or out. This forces the techs to jokey cars and trucks through tight spaces to get to the service bays. Guess what?- Every time I've had either my Element or Forester in there, I get it back with a new door ding or scratched bumper. Tried to make them fix the door ding they whacked into my E, however, without an inch- by -inch photo documentation of its condition on the day I dropped it off for service- I have no proof the dent wasn't already there!
Needless to say-I do all routine service myself now and dread needing any dealership specific work.