Florida Business Law and Commercial Litigation
Business Lawyer Nickolas C. Ekonomides, provides cost effective representation to small businesses and corporations. Sometimes lawsuits are necessary though they can be a drain on your business. You can minimize your chances of commercial litigation with documentation up front. Attorney Ekonomides will complete your contract review and contract drafting to ensure your best interests are preserved in complex commercial transactions.
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I have a case with LLC, how to shoot [sue] his personal and company
I have make a full payment ($10000) to purchase plastic scrap material at last year (Nov., 2012), but the supplier did not make the shipment happen in Seattle, WA. who is register 2 company name in Seattle and FL. But the payment was wire into his head office bank account in FL. Can I [sue] him in FL??? I was hiring the lawyer in Seattle before, but the issue do not fix out.
I have a worse problem, the owner said he is going to take a bankruptcy to clean his debt and he won’t be return back my money.
So, what can I do??? please advise.
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I have rewritten your issue as I understand it.
You made full payment on a contract to buy plastic scrap in November of 2012. You dealt with a Seattle company that has headquarters in Florida. Payment was wired to the owner’s head office in Florida. The owner is threatening bankruptcy. The company has not delivered pursuant to the contract.
You should sue the company in Florida and Washington. If the owner files bankruptcy you will also need to file a claim with the bankruptcy court. Unless there is personal wrongdoing on the part of the company owner, you would not typically be able to bring suit against him personally.
This is commercial litigation and you should enforce your contract rights.