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COSTS AWARDS. The new Small Claims Court rules permit an adjudicator to order a maximum of $500 in costs against a party for unreasonably bringing or defending an action. Under Rule 80, cost awards were based on the Rule 59 tariff and could thus be much greater.n March 14, 2009, it was announced that the Small Claims Court will be eliminated as part of budget cuts included in the 2009-2010 New Brunswick Budget.
You can take your case to a small claims court if the amount you hope to recover is between $2,500 and $10,000; the amount varies depending on your state. When compared to other courts, the process of suing a business in a small claims court is relatively inexpensive, uncomplicated and quick. Step 1.Visit a small claims court in your locality, one in the county where the business is located or the county where the problem occurred.Ask the court clerk for a complaint form. Step 2. Complete the application.tep 3. Input the businessâs legal name and address as the defendant. If the company is a corporation, write the legal name of the corporation and the name of the registered agent. If the company is similar to a partnership with a D.B.A. (âdoing business asâ), then name each of the business partners on the form.