How to Take United Parcel Service to Court

UPS can be taken to court by consumers, employees or businesses

United Parcel Service (UPS) is a shipping, freight and logistics company that provides service worldwide to consumers and businesses. As a business that interacts with the public, there are multiple opportunities for customer service problems. If these problems are not resolved, some individuals may want to take UPS to court to recover lost monies.

Things You'll Need

• Lawyer
• Court documents
• Evidence
• Supporting documentation as needed

Instructions

1. Locate a lawyer in the area who specializes in civil court. Review the facts of the issue with the lawyer to verify that taking UPS to court is warranted. A small claim may be better handled through mediation, as a court battle will require funds to pay the lawyer.

2. File a civil suit with the appropriate civil court. Complete all required legal paperwork to submit to the court system.

3. Complete all documents requested by the court and lawyer. This may include copies of documents supporting the claim, a written report of the incident and any supporting evidence such as witness reports or photographs. Do not interact with UPS lawyers or employees except in the presence of legal counsel.

References

• Lawyers: Home Page
• United Parcel Service: Home Page
• Online Lawer Source: Civil Lawsuit