What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? MD , PA, DE
Hi. I really hate equifax and I am going to sue them in small claims for the data breach.
They forces us to becone "customers", sell our data to 3rd parties, and then they let our data be stolen and waits to tell us while their executives dump stock.
I am thinking I will sue in PA small claims court. I reside in Maryland but still have a PA license.
My questions:
1.
I can sue in either PA, MD, or DE.
I am leaning towards PA because i believe you only need to put the company name as the plantif and use their offical mailing address within the state as the serving address? Am I correct ?
2.
I could not find an actual equifax mailing address in PA after a google search. Any help finding the address to serve them at would be greatly appreciated.
3.
I would consider suing in DE because I hear PA has an appeals process which can complicate things. Anyone know the ease of serving a large company in DE? Similar format to PA.
4.
Smugly chastise me if you want (their is a lot of this type of thing on this website lol) but there is little harm in trying and having a few minutes infront of a judge and scummy company to hear me out even if I "lose" I feel like I "win".
Thanks in advance for any feedback
Hi. I really hate equifax and I am going to sue them in small claims for the data breach.
They forces us to becone "customers", sell our data to 3rd parties, and then they let our data be stolen and waits to tell us while their executives dump stock.
I am thinking I will sue in PA small claims court. I reside in Maryland but still have a PA license.
My questions:
1.
I can sue in either PA, MD, or DE.
I am leaning towards PA because i believe you only need to put the company name as the plantif and use their offical mailing address within the state as the serving address? Am I correct ?
2.
I could not find an actual equifax mailing address in PA after a google search. Any help finding the address to serve them at would be greatly appreciated.
3.
I would consider suing in DE because I hear PA has an appeals process which can complicate things. Anyone know the ease of serving a large company in DE? Similar format to PA.
4.
Smugly chastise me if you want (their is a lot of this type of thing on this website lol) but there is little harm in trying and having a few minutes infront of a judge and scummy company to hear me out even if I "lose" I feel like I "win".
Thanks in advance for any feedback