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When can you sue someone


There are many reasons why people start lawsuits. Generally, you can sue a person for violating your legal rights if you suffered a loss. This includes: if someone breaks an agreement; if someone damages your personal property; if someone owes you money or; if someone causes you to suffer a physical injury.

What are the easiest things to sue for?

You can sue emancipated minors, that is, people under 18 who are legally treated as adults. This includes minors who are on active duty in the armed services, are married, or have been emancipated (freed from parental control) by court order.

What are the best things to sue for?

The court fee is based on the amount you're claiming, plus any interest. To calculate 5% of the value of the claim, take the amount you're claiming and multiply it by 0.05. If necessary, round down the result to the nearest 1 pence. The fee will be calculated for you if you make your claim online.