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发帖数: 1676 | 1 车被撞，保险公司未完全赔付，本来准备去小额法庭告保险公司。结果说是只能车主告
车主。
没办法，只好把家附近不远的车主给告了。
开庭还有好几个月，但今天收到peoplescourt.com的信
信上说他们的法官看了这个案件很感兴趣，可以确保我拿到赔偿金，另外说法庭数据显
示80%的原告都拿不到钱。
第二他们负责所有上庭的旅行费用
第三，过程会很快
第四，有$250的酬劳
关键是我纽约小额法庭告对方，但他们的地址在康州，这到底是怎么回事？ | c*********0
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发帖数: 1676 | 4 查了下相关信息，大家看看值得去吗？
Those shows troll the dockets of every small claims court in the country for
cases that would be suitable for the show. They contact the plaintiff first
and try to get them to agree to go on the show. If the plaintiff agrees,
they contact the defendant. The show pays travel and hotel expenses and
gives each litigant $100.00 per day. East Coast litigants travel on day one,
film on day 2, and go home on day 3.
I’m told the show guarantees that the winner will be paid in full at the
conclusion of the trial, but I am not so sure that the show always pays the
judgment FOR the loser.
I know a number of people that have been contacted by these shows. In one
case, the plaintiff started to back out a few days before she was scheduled
to leave, because she was going to lose money by taking three days off from
work. When she contacted the producer to cancel, the producer immediately
offered her $150.00 per day instead of the $100.00.
I am under the impression they have a hard time persuading people to come on
the show. | c*********0
发帖数: 1676 | 5 我告的那人酒驾撞了我们停在路边的几辆车，现场惨不忍睹，肇事人被警方当场逮捕。
据说你要是上小额法庭去告别人，经常会收到很多这类节目的信件。有很多被告不想自
己在电视上出丑。所以会提前达成妥协！
大家给点意见看看。
我现在觉得有个问题是自己的英文可能不足以应付上节目。不知可不可以像法庭那样用
翻译。 |
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