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Quick actions:Whether someone hit your car and their insurer is stalling, your fence got run through, or you’ve been sued in a subrogation case, EasySuit walks you through the fault, the valuation, and the small-claims-court process, in plain language. If anyone was injured, EasySuit routes you to an attorney instead. That’s on purpose.
LawSensai is not a law firm. EasySuit provides general legal information and document preparation, not legal advice.
Personal-injury cases, medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, almost always exceed the dollar limits of small-claims court and benefit greatly from a licensed attorney. EasySuit is built for property damage: cars, fences, property repairs, and the like. If anyone was hurt in the incident, please talk to an injury attorney before going any further. EasySuit will say the same thing the moment you flag an injury during intake.
Property-damage tort claims of the kind that small-claims court is built for: a fender-bender where the other driver won’t admit fault, a parking-lot incident with no police report, damage to a fence or a tree or a structure, an insurance company subrogating against you for what they paid out, or a repair that wasn’t done right. EasySuit spots the fault rules of the state, the valuation issues (totaled vehicles are valued at fair market, not new-parts cost), the statute of limitations (typically 2–3 years for tort), and who the right defendant actually is, the driver, the owner, an employer, or the insurer.
Four steps, in plain language, from your story to a clear next move.
Answer a few plain-language questions, where the incident happened, who was involved, whether anyone got hurt, the cost of repairs. About three minutes.
A clear, plain-language review surfaces the fault, valuation, statute-of-limitations, and wrong-defendant issues that matter, and routes you to an attorney if anyone was injured.
If you've been sued, EasySuit prepares a draft Answer. If you're bringing the claim, you can choose to send a demand letter first, then file in small-claims court if the insurer won't pay.
File, send, or notify your insurance, EasySuit walks you through service of process, hearing prep with photos and the police report, and the realistic alternatives.
Everything you need for a property-damage case in small-claims court, in one place.
A short script that gathers what your case actually needs, what happened, when, who was at fault, and whether insurance is involved.
Property-damage cases turn on what's in the photos and the police report. EasySuit's hearing prep is built around exactly that evidence, what to bring, how to organize it, and what to say.
EasySuit spots comparative-fault, valuation, and statute-of-limitations issues, and is built to tell you when the case belongs with an attorney instead of in small claims.
Whether the other side's insurer is the real party in interest, whether your own UIM or homeowner's coverage applies, or whether the suit is a subrogation claim, EasySuit surfaces it.
Demand letters are firm, professional, and accurate. No threats to insurance commissioners, no law-enforcement threats, a clean letter is a more effective letter.
If anyone was injured, or your case is bigger than small-claims court is built for, EasySuit organizes everything so a licensed attorney can pick it up quickly.
Tell us what happened, it takes about three minutes to begin.
LawSensai is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. EasySuit offers general legal information and document preparation, and can connect you with an attorney. Tort statutes of limitations and court rules vary, consider consulting a licensed attorney about your situation, especially if anyone was injured.