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Sue a company in small claims court.
Amazon, American Airlines, Xfinity, or another company that owes you money.
When a company owes you money, take the next step with Squabble. Start with a free demand letter. We can prepare your court papers, file your case, and help you through what comes next.
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Start with the company
Who do you want to sue?
Find a guide for the company behind your dispute.
Sue AmazonOrders, returns & refunds
Sue American AirlinesRefunds, baggage & fees
Sue Xfinity / ComcastBilling, cancellation & equipment
Sue AirbnbBookings, refunds & stays
Sue AT&TBilling, service & charges
Sue VerizonBilling, devices & cancellations
Sue DeltaRefunds, baggage & fees
Sue UPSDelivery, loss & damage
Sue ChaseAccount fees & payments
Sue WalmartOrders, returns & refunds
Sue TargetOrders, returns & refunds
Sue Best BuyOrders, returns & warranties
Sue Home DepotOrders, services & refunds
Sue eBayOrders, sellers & refunds
Sue WayfairDelivery, damage & returns
Sue FedExDelivery, loss & damage
Sue DHLDelivery, loss & damage
Sue DoorDashOrders, charges & refunds
Sue InstacartOrders, charges & refunds
Sue ExpediaBookings, fees & refunds
Sue VrboBookings, deposits & stays
Sue Booking.comBookings, charges & refunds
Sue UnitedRefunds, baggage & fees
Sue SouthwestRefunds, baggage & fees
Sue SpectrumBilling, equipment & service
Sue T-MobileBilling, devices & charges
Sue Bank of AmericaAccount fees & payments
Sue Wells FargoAccount fees & payments
Sue Capital OneAccount fees & payments
Sue PayPalPayments, holds & refunds
Sue UberCharges, refunds & rides
Sue LyftCharges, refunds & rides
Sue HertzRentals, deposits & fees
Sue U-HaulRentals, damage & charges
Sue TicketmasterTickets, cancellations & refunds
Sue StubHubTickets, cancellations & refunds
Your company can still be a fit.
Our guides don’t cover every business. Tell Eleanor the company’s name and what happened.
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Company names identify the subjects of our guides. Squabble is not affiliated with these companies. Whether a claim qualifies depends on the facts and the applicable rules.
Can you sue a company in small claims court?
Yes, small claims courts can hear money disputes against businesses, including large companies. Your claim must fit the court’s rules, dollar limit, and filing deadline. The correct legal entity, location, and any applicable contract terms matter. Explore your state’s guide
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The next step is easier
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Paperwork is only part of taking a company to small claims court. Here’s the practical support you can put behind your case.
Who checks the paperwork?
Triple-Check™ before filing.
Your court documents are checked for administrative and jurisdictional accuracy against your court’s requirements. The details get attention before the papers move forward.
All three court document packagesWho stays with my case?
Your agent, through to Resolved.
Your dedicated Squabble agent prepares and files your case, answers your questions, and helps you with evidence and hearing preparation. They stay with your case at every step through to Resolved.
With the Dedicated Case Agent packageWhat happens after I start?
Your case stays in one place.
Keep up with your case in My Squabbles. For filing plans, you can also have us arrange service of process so the company receives formal notice of your court case.
Service of Process is optional with Squabble after case submissionCompare the work, not just the starting price. Ask any service who files, who checks the documents, and who stays with your case after filing.
Start my claimHow to sue a company
You tell the story.
We help move it forward.
Tell Eleanor what happened.
Share the company’s name, what went wrong, and the amount you’re seeking. Eleanor turns your answers into a custom demand letter you can download and send for free.
Choose your level of support.
Choose court documents, filing, or a Dedicated Case Agent who stays with your case through to Resolved. Buying a package submits your claim to Squabble for review.
Review your paperwork. Then we file.
With File Now or Dedicated Case Agent, Squabble files with the court after you approve your paperwork. With Credible Threat, you receive prepared documents to file yourself.
Get ready for what comes next.
Follow your case in My Squabbles. Filing customers can order service of process through Squabble. With Dedicated Case Agent, your agent helps with evidence, hearing preparation, and every step through to Resolved.
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Put the right support behind you.
Your custom demand letter is free.
Tell Eleanor what happened. Download, sign, and send your letter.
Court papers, ready for you
Credible Threat
$125Squabble service
Put a prepared case behind your demand. Get court-ready documents you can file yourself.
- Documents prepared and Triple-Checked
- Courtesy email notice to the other party
- Live chat with the Squabble team
You handle court filing.
Let Squabble handle the filing
File Now
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Move your claim into court with the preparation and filing handled by Squabble.
- Documents prepared and Triple-Checked
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We file after you approve your paperwork.
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Dedicated Case Agent
$395+ court filing costs
A dedicated agent prepares, files, and stays with your case the whole way: evidence, hearings, and every step through to Resolved.
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- Your own agent to answer your questions
- Help with evidence and hearing preparation
With you, from preparation through to Resolved.
Court filing costs are set by the court and generally apply whether you file yourself or use Squabble; fee waivers may be available. Optional service of process through Squabble is $138 with File Now or Dedicated Case Agent, ordered after you submit. Courtesy email notice is not lawful service of process.
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A few helpful answers
Suing a company,
without the guesswork.
Start with the basics. Your company and state guides go into the details.
Ask the Squabble teamCan I sue a large company or a local business?
A company’s size does not by itself prevent a small claims case. Whether your dispute belongs there depends on the facts, applicable law, the amount, and the court’s authority. Start with our guides to suing Amazon, suing American Airlines, or suing Xfinity / Comcast.
What kinds of company disputes fit small claims?
Examples include disputed charges, refunds a company owes, unreturned deposits, and paid products or services that weren’t provided as agreed. A disagreement alone does not establish a claim: your facts, evidence, and local rules determine what you can ask the court to decide.
What if the company’s terms mention arbitration?
Some agreements preserve an option for qualifying small claims cases. Others impose notice or dispute-resolution requirements. Read the agreement that applies to your transaction, including any small claims exception. A licensed attorney can advise you on how it affects your dispute.
How much can I sue for, and where do I file?
Dollar limits and the rules about where to file vary by state and court. The business location, transaction, type of claim, and whether you are filing as an individual or a business can matter. Check your state’s guide and current court requirements before filing.
Does Squabble actually file my case?
Yes. With File Now, Squabble prepares and files your case. With Dedicated Case Agent, your personal agent prepares, files, and stays with your case through evidence, hearing preparation, and every step to Resolved. Paying submits your claim to Squabble for review; court filing comes later, after you approve your paperwork. Credible Threat provides prepared court documents that you file yourself.
Will I need to arrange service of process?
The defendant must receive formal notice as your court requires. With File Now or Dedicated Case Agent, you can order service of process through Squabble for $138 after submitting your claim, or arrange service yourself. Arranging service yourself means following the court’s rules about who can serve and how. A courtesy email is not a substitute.
Do I need a lawyer? Does Squabble represent me?
Small claims is designed to be accessible, but rules about lawyers and business representatives vary. Squabble provides document preparation, filing, and support according to your package. Squabble is not your lawyer and does not provide legal advice or courtroom representation.
What if the company ignores my demand letter?
Keep the letter and any delivery records with your evidence. If the dispute remains unresolved, you can consider a court document or filing package. A letter, filing, or favorable judgment does not guarantee payment; the next steps depend on your case and your court.
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