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To sue a business in Nevada, document all receipts and communications. Consider small claims court for claims up to $10,000. Include actual damages, consequential damages like lost wages, and non-economic damages. File a complaint, serve the defendant, pay court fees, and present your case with all documentation. For detailed guidance, contact the Las Vegas Justice Court.Full Conversation
If I wanted to take a business to court and sue them what would be a good and reasonable amount to ask for . Meineke in Las Vegas NV
Hello ****,
To provide you with more accurate guidance, could you please share a bit more about the issue with Meineke? Specifically, what damages or losses have you incurred due to their actions?
Knowing this will help determine a reasonable amount to ask for in court.
To provide you with more accurate guidance, could you please share a bit more about the issue with Meineke? Specifically, what damages or losses have you incurred due to their actions?
Knowing this will help determine a reasonable amount to ask for in court.
Jul *, *, *:* EDT
I brought my vehicle in to get my brakes fixed and done. I paid $*,*.* for a new master cylinder. They said they did the drums and that everything was fixed. If I have any problems within 30 days bring it back to them. Not even * weeks my brakes go out again. I got it towed to them and now they want to charge me about $* to get a new brake hose and bleed the brakes. When this should I have been done when I paid $*,*.* and they expected everything like they told me. I got paperwork saying that they expected all of the brakes in the front for them to tell me that they didn't touch the front. They only did the drums. The brake inspection should have came with all of it when I paid $*,*.*. I shouldn't have to bring my vehicle back for them to do. I have to pay another $* for something that should have been done the first time?
Hello ****,
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. To assist you better, here is some general legal information for taking a business to court in Nevada:
- **Small Claims Court**: You can sue for up to $*,*.
- **Documentation**: Keep all receipts, written estimates, and any communication with the business.
- **Demand Letter**: Consider sending a written demand for a refund or additional repairs before filing a lawsuit.
Would you like information on how to file in Small Claims Court in Las Vegas?
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. To assist you better, here is some general legal information for taking a business to court in Nevada:
- **Small Claims Court**: You can sue for up to $*,*.
- **Documentation**: Keep all receipts, written estimates, and any communication with the business.
- **Demand Letter**: Consider sending a written demand for a refund or additional repairs before filing a lawsuit.
Would you like information on how to file in Small Claims Court in Las Vegas?
Las Vegas Justice Court
Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * Lewis Ave, Las Vegas, NV *
Website: www.lasvegasjusticecourt.us
Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * Lewis Ave, Las Vegas, NV *
Website: www.lasvegasjusticecourt.us
Yes
Hello ****,
To file a claim in Small Claims Court in Las Vegas, follow these steps:
- **File a Complaint**: Obtain and fill out the Small Claims Complaint form.
- **Serve the Defendant**: Ensure Meineke receives the complaint.
- **Court Fees**: Pay the filing fee.
- **Attend the Hearing**: Present your case with all your documentation.
Would you like more details on each step?
To file a claim in Small Claims Court in Las Vegas, follow these steps:
- **File a Complaint**: Obtain and fill out the Small Claims Complaint form.
- **Serve the Defendant**: Ensure Meineke receives the complaint.
- **Court Fees**: Pay the filing fee.
- **Attend the Hearing**: Present your case with all your documentation.
Would you like more details on each step?
Yes please
Hello ****,
Here are more details on each step to file a claim in Small Claims Court in Las Vegas:
- **File a Complaint**:
- Obtain the Small Claims Complaint form from the Las Vegas Justice Court's website or office.
- Fill out the form with details about your claim.
- **Serve the Defendant**:
- Serve Meineke with the complaint. You can use a process server or certified mail.
- **Court Fees**:
- Pay the filing fee at the court when you submit your complaint. Fees vary, so check the court’s website or call for the exact amount.
- **Attend the Hearing**:
- Prepare your case by organizing all your documents, including receipts, estimates, and any communication with Meineke.
- Attend the court hearing on the scheduled date and present your evidence.
For more detailed guidance, you can visit the court’s website or contact them directly.
Here are more details on each step to file a claim in Small Claims Court in Las Vegas:
- **File a Complaint**:
- Obtain the Small Claims Complaint form from the Las Vegas Justice Court's website or office.
- Fill out the form with details about your claim.
- **Serve the Defendant**:
- Serve Meineke with the complaint. You can use a process server or certified mail.
- **Court Fees**:
- Pay the filing fee at the court when you submit your complaint. Fees vary, so check the court’s website or call for the exact amount.
- **Attend the Hearing**:
- Prepare your case by organizing all your documents, including receipts, estimates, and any communication with Meineke.
- Attend the court hearing on the scheduled date and present your evidence.
For more detailed guidance, you can visit the court’s website or contact them directly.
Las Vegas Justice Court
Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * Lewis Ave, Las Vegas, NV *
Website: [www.lasvegasjusticecourt.us](http://www.lasvegasjusticecourt.us)
Would you like help with anything else regarding your case?
Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * Lewis Ave, Las Vegas, NV *
Website: [www.lasvegasjusticecourt.us](http://www.lasvegasjusticecourt.us)
Would you like help with anything else regarding your case?
Awesome. I don't want to ask for the whole refund because I did pay for the parts . They had my vehicle for 4 days when the job should of only taken couple hours. I lost my job because I had no vehicle so I am not sure on how much I will be suing them for
Hello ****,
I'm really sorry to hear about your situation. Here’s some general guidance on how to estimate your claim:
- **Actual Damages**: Include the $* additional repair cost.
- **Consequential Damages**: Consider lost wages due to your job loss.
- **Non-Economic Damages**: Any additional distress caused.
Would you like more detailed information on calculating these damages?
I'm really sorry to hear about your situation. Here’s some general guidance on how to estimate your claim:
- **Actual Damages**: Include the $* additional repair cost.
- **Consequential Damages**: Consider lost wages due to your job loss.
- **Non-Economic Damages**: Any additional distress caused.
Would you like more detailed information on calculating these damages?
Yes
Hello ****,
To estimate your claim, consider these components:
- **Actual Damages**: $* for the additional repair costs.
- **Consequential Damages**: Calculate lost wages due to job loss, based on your salary and the number of days you were unable to work.
- **Non-Economic Damages**: Any distress or inconvenience caused by the situation.
Would you like more details on documenting these damages?
To estimate your claim, consider these components:
- **Actual Damages**: $* for the additional repair costs.
- **Consequential Damages**: Calculate lost wages due to job loss, based on your salary and the number of days you were unable to work.
- **Non-Economic Damages**: Any distress or inconvenience caused by the situation.
Would you like more details on documenting these damages?
Yes if you can please
Hello ****,
To document your damages effectively, follow these steps:
- **Actual Damages**: Keep the repair bill for $*.
- **Consequential Damages**: Gather proof of your salary and employment status (e.g., pay stubs, employment contract) and calculate lost wages for the days you missed work.
- **Non-Economic Damages**: Document the distress or inconvenience (e.g., journals, witness statements).
Would you like further assistance with any of these steps?
To document your damages effectively, follow these steps:
- **Actual Damages**: Keep the repair bill for $*.
- **Consequential Damages**: Gather proof of your salary and employment status (e.g., pay stubs, employment contract) and calculate lost wages for the days you missed work.
- **Non-Economic Damages**: Document the distress or inconvenience (e.g., journals, witness statements).
Would you like further assistance with any of these steps?
Hello can U refresh our last conversation
I'm sorry, but I don't have the ability to recall past conversations. Could you please provide me with some details about your legal issue so I can assist you better? Additionally, could you let me know your location if it's relevant to your question?
Suing Business Damag..
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Jul *, *, *:* EDT
I brought my vehicle in to get my brakes fixed and done. I paid $*,*.* for a new master cylinder. They said they did the drums and that everything was fixed. If I have any problems within 30 days bring it back to them. Not even * weeks my brakes go out again. I got it towed to them and now they want to charge me about $* to get a new brake hose and bleed the brakes. When this should I have been done when I paid $*,* and they expected everything like they told me. I got paperwork saying that they expected all of the brakes in the front for them to tell me that they didn't touch the front. They only did the drums. The brake inspection should have came with all of it when I paid $*,*. I shouldn't have to bring my vehicle back for them to do. I have to pay another $* for something that should have been done the first time?
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. To provide you with the best guidance, could you please let me know your location (city and state)? This will help me give you relevant legal information based on local laws.
Las Vegas NV
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. Based on your description, you may have grounds for a breach of contract or a consumer protection claim. Here are some steps you could take:
- **Document Everything**: Keep all receipts, repair orders, and any communication with the repair shop.
- **Consumer Protection Laws**: Nevada has consumer protection laws that require businesses to provide services as agreed.
- **File a Complaint**: You can file a complaint with the Nevada Consumer Affairs Division.
For further assistance, you might consider small claims court if the repair shop doesn't resolve the issue.
Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * Lewis Ave, Las Vegas, NV *
Website: www.clarkcountycourts.us
- **Document Everything**: Keep all receipts, repair orders, and any communication with the repair shop.
- **Consumer Protection Laws**: Nevada has consumer protection laws that require businesses to provide services as agreed.
- **File a Complaint**: You can file a complaint with the Nevada Consumer Affairs Division.
For further assistance, you might consider small claims court if the repair shop doesn't resolve the issue.
Clark County Small Claims Court
Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * Lewis Ave, Las Vegas, NV *
Website: www.clarkcountycourts.us
Ok how much should I ask for
Based on your situation, you may seek the following damages:
- **Refund for the Initial Repair**: $*,*.*
- **Cost of the Towing**: (if applicable)
- **Additional Repair Costs**: $*
- **Other Incidental Costs**: (if any)
Consider these amounts when filing your claim in small claims court.
- **Refund for the Initial Repair**: $*,*.*
- **Cost of the Towing**: (if applicable)
- **Additional Repair Costs**: $*
- **Other Incidental Costs**: (if any)
Consider these amounts when filing your claim in small claims court.
~Clark County Small Claims Court
Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * Lewis Ave, Las Vegas, NV *
Website: www.clarkcountycourts.us
Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * Lewis Ave, Las Vegas, NV *
Website: www.clarkcountycourts.us
I lost my job because of them keeping my vehicle for 4 days when it only should had taken a couple hours.
I'm sorry to hear about your job loss. In addition to the amounts previously mentioned, you might consider including lost wages as part of your claim for damages.
Here's a summary of potential damages you can claim:
- **Refund for the Initial Repair**: $*,*.*
- **Cost of the Towing**: (if applicable)
- **Additional Repair Costs**: $*
- **Lost Wages**: Calculate the wages lost due to the vehicle being unavailable
For detailed advice and next steps, you might want to consult with a local attorney.
Here's a summary of potential damages you can claim:
- **Refund for the Initial Repair**: $*,*.*
- **Cost of the Towing**: (if applicable)
- **Additional Repair Costs**: $*
- **Lost Wages**: Calculate the wages lost due to the vehicle being unavailable
For detailed advice and next steps, you might want to consult with a local attorney.
~Clark County Small Claims Court
Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * Lewis Ave, Las Vegas, NV *
Website: www.clarkcountycourts.us
Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * Lewis Ave, Las Vegas, NV *
Website: www.clarkcountycourts.us