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How can I sue a company that is out of state, and what documentation do I need?
Bolingbrook, IL
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Posted 7 months ago in Contracts / Agreements
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I believe that a moving company overcharged me from a move from OH to IL. The company is headquartered in PA. I have correspondence from the company stating that they will refund a portion of my money, but has yet to do so.
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I'd moved to OH in Aug 08, and back to IL in Dec 08. On my move to OH, I used a very reputable company and had 3900# of household goods. Moving back to IL, the "other" company said I had over 8000# of household goods. Answers (1)
Erik Glen Swanson
This attorney is licensed in Illinois.
Posted 7 months ago.
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You will need to sue the company in the proper jurisdiction; this may or may not be Illinois, depending on the contacts the company has with the state. Presuming you signed a contract with the company, that contract may limit suit to a specific venue.
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