My husband lost the electronic key while out of town. He called a locksmith who came out and made him a new key but in the process broke the handle and locking mechanism to the tune of $380.00. The locksmith didn’t want to give his insurance info. Don’t they have to be bonded and insured to cover things like this and what recourse do we have?

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Here’s the deal:
I have a bitter employee that was fired earlier tonight who has a key to my business. I need to figure out a way to keep the employee from coming into the business TONIGHT with their keys. BESIDES CHANGING THE LOCKS, because it is 3 a.m. here and there is not a store open where i can buy new locks. There are 3 total doors–2 share the same key, 1 is different.
I can use a small board to “board up” 2 doors overnight but then obviously can’t board up the 3rd without locking myself in!
Any creative ideas? (obviously very temporary—until sunday a.m.!)
PLEASE HELP! THANK YOU!

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