Small Claims

Yes, you can sue a moving company for overcharging in New York small claims court if your claim is $10,000 or less. You must file within three years of the overcharge under the statute of limitations for breach of contract or consumer fraud. Small claims court is designed for self-represented litigants and offers a faster, lower-cost alternative to civil court.

In New York, you may sue a dry cleaner for negligence or breach of contract in Small Claims Court for up to $10,000. You must file within three years of the damage under CPLR § 214(4). Gather evidence like receipts, photos, and written estimates before filing at your local district or city court.

Yes — you may sue your phone carrier in New York Small Claims Court for unauthorized charges, up to $10,000 per claim. You must file within six years of the disputed charge under CPLR 213(2), and the case is heard in the appropriate local Small Claims Part of the Civil Court or District Court. No attorneys are allowed unless both parties consent in writing.