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That's a tough one without knowing the characters involved. I would like to say she's liable, but I'd also wonder why you didn't close the paint properly (unless that was the paint she was using.)

I do many jobs in peoples homes and wouldn't dream of letting them do part of the work. -I often jokingly say I'll charge them extras for watching, as then i'm really teaching them. They usually make themselves scarce then.

Good luck with it, and remember - don't let the client interfere in future.

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Q: If im a painter and a homeowner had me trim out a room so she could roll the walls and the paint was left in room and when she went to paint she knocked over the paint with loose lid am i liable?
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