Small Claims Court Options

Summary

Arbitration clauses in agreements can limit your ability to take disputes to small claims court. To bypass this, you might argue the clause is unfair or outside the agreements scope. Check for exceptions in your agreement that allow court proceedings. Consulting a legal professional is recommended for personalized advice.

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do I have grounds for a small claims court claim
You might have grounds for a small claims court claim based on misrepresentation or failure to update the plans. However, be aware that your APS includes an arbitration clause, which might require disputes to be resolved through arbitration instead of court. Consider consulting a legal professional for detailed advice.
how can I get around that
To potentially bypass an arbitration clause, you could:
- Argue that the arbitration clause is unconscionable or unfair.
- Assert that the issue falls outside the scope of the arbitration agreement.
- Look for any exceptions within the APS that allow for court proceedings.
Consulting a legal professional for specific advice is recommended.