I work at a towing company and we have a couple vehicles here that still have loans on them through banks, the owners nor the banks want to pay the tow bills or pick up vehicles. is there a state law stating that the bank is responsible? i live in wyoming. now i heard that wyoming has a statute that if the applicant owes more than $2000.00 on the vehicle that the bank is still responsible is tthis true?

I KNOW THAT MARYLAND HAS A LAW FOR MECHANICS THAT IF THEY DON'T PAY THEAR BILL FOR A CERTIAN LENGHTH OF TIME THE MECHANIC CAN PUT A LEAN ON THE VEHICAL AND THEY CAN DO WHAT THEY WANT WITH THE VEHICAL, SELL IT WHAT EVER TO GET THEAR MONEY BACK, AFTER YOU HOLD THE VEHICAL SO LONG THE PRICE FOR THE TOWING CHARGES MAY OUT WEIGH THE BANKS PRICE FOR THE CAR AND THEY JUST MITE RELEASE THE VEHICAL TO THE TOWING COMPANY. CHECK YOUR LOCAL LAWS FOR THIS AND SEE