Q: Can i file a law suit to the USPS post office for neglecting to deliver my mail ?
Mailman is stating my dog threatened her and that never occurred and there absolutely no evidence.
A:
In order to sue the USPS you have to go to Federal Court, because it is a Federal agency. Before you do that you have to file a government claim form, usually within 180 days of the occurrence. To do this you will probably be representing yourself unless there was a diamond necklace in the mail and it got lost. Federal Judges are some of the toughest around. Might be better to file complaints with you Postmaster, to get better service.
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