I have a small service business and have clients that don't want to pay even after service was done. I want to go after them.
what type of attorney do I need?
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Anne Brady ·
You would want a civil litigator who brings Plaintiffs' claims for breach of contract. However, if your claims are very small, it might not be cost effective to actually hire an attorney. You may want to consult with an attorney to find out about costs and how to proceed if you bring these claims by yourself.
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Tevis Reich ·
A general practitioner is probably sufficient. Depending on the type of service business you have you may have a garageman's lien or similar lien for your work. Perfecting that lien requires certain action on your part. Consult with an attorney to determine your options.
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Brian Spector ·
I would suggest that you try a civil or commercial litigator, someone who is experienced with the filing of lawsuits.
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