Q: Small claims Lawsuit in CT. I have already served the defendant before but have to serve again. She moved. What to do?
I have filed a lawsuit in CT in regards to a car accident where the defendant was drunk driving. I have served her initially and she argued that I didn’t include the proof of service so the claim should be denied. The judge ordered me to re serve her and after several attempts and after hiring a state Marshall I was notified she doesn’t live there anymore. She hasn’t notified me or the court where she moved to. What should I do.
A: If she was DUI, check with the DA's office victim assistance coordinator. Also why are you suing her--if you have collision, let your company do that. Also, you likley have an injury claim. Contact the office of Michael Koskoff--they give free consults. Tell him I suggested you call.
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