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Not a lawyer but this would be a small claims matter, if they wanted to sue they would have to do so in your state. Practically speaking you can do whatever you
by willcipriano 5y ago
Not a lawyer but this would be a small claims matter, if they wanted to sue they would have to do so in your state. Practically speaking you can do whatever you want because they aren't likely to travel to your state for that amount.
- torstenvl 5y ago> if they wanted to sue they would have to do so in your state Not always true. Careful. Some states don't allow you to sue out-of-state defendants in small claims (e.g., North Carolina, last I checked), but some states do (e.g., Virginia, again, last I checked), so long as they have constitutionally sufficient contacts with the state.
- Spooky23 5y agoI’d be cautious. It’s fairly common for companies to establish venue by contract.