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It sounds like you're describing small claims court in the US. Basically no lawyers, only you and only up to a certain amount (varies by state, usually ~5-10k$
by flutas 3y ago
It sounds like you're describing small claims court in the US.
Basically no lawyers, only you and only up to a certain amount (varies by state, usually ~5-10k$).
- rsynnott 3y agoIn some countries it really is a lot easier to force a company to pay a debt; it can proceed to winding-up/bankruptcy/whatever pretty quickly if the debtor company is uncooperative. As I understand it, US small claims court is _not_ like this; practical enforcement powers are usually fairly limited.
- pempem 3y agoAlso any commercial lease of this size would easily and immediately outstrip small claims' needs. In general the attitude of big business or HNI is pay a lawyer, reduce the cost you actually pay to the vendor. Get a bulk pricing on lawyer hours (Retainer, tons of active issues anyway, etc) It looks bad to us because we spend a lifetime being upfront and on it with obligations. We literally never want to be evicted but like any crime that has a fine, it is not really a crime. It is a price of doing business a certain way and the question is simply whether you can afford it.