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how can I make lawsuit without a lawyer in California?
I made an investment on a company from stock market continuously based on misleading false information provided by company Press release and news such as sales and contract which is found as all false
I lost over 90% of investment
thinking of filing a Civil claim on this company
seeking for help on filing
I have filed a Small claim case before and wasn't hard
but this time my loss is more than $16,000
company is located in Corona, CA and traded in OTC markets
I don't know which form I have to use
I am looking at form PLD-PL-003 Personal Injury, Property Damage, Wrongful Death
please help !
3 Answers
- babyboomer1001Lv 71 year ago
Since you would be suing a corporation, the maximum you could sue for would be $5,000. Go to the courthouse and pick up a packet, which will include instructions. Everything you need (forms, info) will be in that packet.
Source(s): Certified Paralegal, with 25+ years' experience. - Spartacus!Lv 71 year ago
If you beliee they intentionally misled investors, you can file a fraud complaint with the SEC. You may be able to file a similar complaint with the California Attorney General.
- ANDRE LLv 71 year ago
Frankly, your best bet would be to sue for $10,000 in small claims and eat the excess $6,000.
Filing in a higher civil court costs more money, and in such a court, in trial, the other side WILL have a lawyer, which greatly lowers your chance of winning.
