Can a business sue in another state if its properly registered, and a settlement agreement has already been reached in one stat?
If the claim was settled, it's settle, and there is no basis for a rehash of the claim in another state.
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If the claim was settled, it's settle, and there is no basis for a rehash of the claim in another state.
You are entitled to the value of your property, and possibly punitive and other damages. See a lawyer.
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