Legal Question in Civil Litigation in Michigan

Re: Suing someone in another state.

You need to cantact an attorney in the other state.

Re: Suing someone in another state.

Michigan has to have jurisdiction. What is the basis of suing in Michigan? Was the contract entered into in Michigan? Bill Stern Write at [email protected]

Re: Suing someone in another state.

It would depend upon the type of contract, the subject matter, where it was entered and the parties involved. I would have to review to determine if if jurisdiction can be in Florida.

Good luck.

Re: Suing someone in another state.

The basic answer in Michigan in contract law is that you must sue the defendant where the defendant resides or has its principal place of business. Feel free to call me if you wish o discuss this further. John C. Talpos (248) 743-6800 (htp://www.Mich-Lawyer.com)

Re: Suing someone in another state.

A court in Michigan must have jurisdiction, and you could have an attorney in Michigan handle the action for you. It will matter where the defendant resides or does business and where the contract was signed. Please feel free to contact me if you need assistance in this regard. www.lawgreg.com