How To Sue Aquila – And Win
Aquila is a company that invests in B2B/B2G software companies. It is parented by Constellation Software Inc, with a heavy reach across North America, Europe, and Asia.
According to Aquila’s philosophy, the company grows sustainable businesses. This is debatable, as Aquila has made a name for itself by discarding the pioneers of start-ups and leaving small-time entrepreneurs to fend for themselves.
This article will discuss how to file a lawsuit against Aquila and how to defend your rights using – the world’s first robot lawyer!
Can I Sue Aquila?
Below, see common reasons people sue Aquila. The reasons are divided into two categories, one for employees and consumers and one for small-business owners. Although these lists are comprehensive, they are non-exclusive with respect to Aquila and the motivations behind suing themselves.
Employees and Consumers
- Wrongful Termination
In some cases, employees have been fired without cause abruptly, to either close off acquisition deals or to accommodate innovation.
- Fraud
Some have accused Aquila of fraud, fooling employees into signing contracts that also ensured that they’d be fired if they were unable to meet the terms and conning employers into manipulating employees to do long hours of unpaid work pre-acquisition.
Business Owners
- Loss of Profit
For some, the acquisition process involves a gross loss of profit and negligence, creating an unfair climate of manipulation and forced changes that are in response to stimuli that Aquila has created, not responded to.
- Exploitation Causing Damages
Unfortunately, some business owners report feeling manipulated and exploited at the expense of Aquila, citing a predatory nature to jump on and buy small businesses but to neglect their creators and employees.
How to Sue Aquila?
Once you’ve established that Aquila will not respond to any requests to remediate any claims you might have, suing is the next viable option. Below, find a guide on how to sue.
| Step | Details |
| Name “Aquila” as the Defendant | You must identify Aquila as a party you’d like to sue. Also, name any relevant individuals (Aquila executives or employees) that are privy to the miscarriage of justice in your case. |
| Request Your Demands in A “Demand Letter” | If your issue can be resolved outside of court, explore this option before you sue. If Aquila is willing to cooperate, ask in writing through sending a demand letter.
Here’s what to include:
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| Complete the Legal Paperwork | Finalize your paperwork, determine if it is best to file in state or federal court, and solidify the small claims filing if that is the system you choose. Note that in particular states like California, it costs $30 to file a claim for less than 1,500 and $75 for a claim more than $5,000.
Keep in mind the following documents: Complaint
Summons
Service of Process
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| “Serve” Aquila | Get a to “serve” Aquila with the paperwork. Once this has been completed, file a proof of service form with the court. |
| Go To Court | Gather court papers, evidence, witnesses and defend your claim in court. |
How to Sue Aquila with DoNotPay
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- Log on to DoNotPay on any web browser and select “Sue Now”
- Enter the dollar amount that you are owed (this could be lost wages or even adequate compensation to cover injuries and medical bills)
- Select whether you’d like to receive a demand letter or court filing forms
- Describe your reason for filing the lawsuit, and submit any additional details (including your photo evidence)
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