Many states require service of process ie mailing is not good enough. Check the rules.
Many states require service of process ie mailing is not good enough. Check the rules.
I would check it over real well as suggested. You want to follow the rules closely to avoid any errors or loopholes. Are you using an attorney?
do you realize that by the time you spend the money to send all this shit, not to mention if it ever does go to court the work time youll lose will equal out to be more than if you just took your computer to some shop and got the keys replaced? do you also realize they have attorneys on retainer who know how to do things like file motions and introduce evidence properly, while you dont even know where to mail the paperwork too, who are going to cut you up real nice in the courtroom. a small claims suit over some keys being worn down? negro please.
Filed against HP for a video chip that completely fucked my prior laptop. Before it went to court, they "settled" at $1,000 (I sought triple damages) for a $425 laptop.
A lot of companies will do this for smaller claims, as it costs them more to send someone out there then it does to just settle it with you.
Filed against HP for a video chip that completely fucked my prior laptop. Before it went to court, they "settled" at $1,000 (I sought triple damages) for a $425 laptop. There were a number of bad machines that eventually went to a class action. Got way more and long before they were forced to be responsible. $40 to file and a few bucks to send. Yes, I realize they've got pros on retainer but it's small claims and it costs THEM a pretty penny per hour of an attorneys time. I've got a pretty good clue of what I'm doing.
And what the is the n**** please comment? Are you that ignorant?
Goto your state's judicial branch website, they will have a small claims guide for pro se plaintiffs
typically certified mail is OK to the agent for service of the corporation,
goto your state's secretary of state's website to determine who the agent for service is for the corporation you are suing.
PBJ