Does a resident (Non owner/renter) of a condo have any responsibility for damages done to another unit? (US/Florida)
<p>Situation: I live with my mother in a condo.  The condo is 100% in her name,  the only legal relationship I have with the property is that it is my official residence.  A water leak caused damage to the downstairs neighbor's ceiling.  The subrogation company for the neighbor's home owner insurance keeps trying to collect from me.   I am 99% certain that all legal liability in this case should go to my mother, which I have told them.    Is there any way in which a pure resident could be held at all liable in a case like this?  (Take this as a hypothetical, I'm not looking for official legal advice.)</p>

<h2>Yes</h2>
<p>If the resident’s negligence caused the damage. For example, if the resident ran a bath, forgot, and the overflowing water caused damage, the damaged party could sue the resident.</p>

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