Do I have a case to sue a moving company?

I live in PA. A moving company has damaged my sofa. I took it to an upholstry company and they told me it could not be fixed. It has an ugly rip on the bottom/front. The sofa cost me $600 and the moving company is only willing to give me $135. They claim that state law regulates insurance claims and they are only liable for $0.30 a pound. Is this true and can I sue for the rest?

That is very true. Ins coverage is based on weight, and, by law, that is what you are insured for.To sue would be a waste of time and money. You won't get back any more.

The $.30 a pound was mentioned in the contract and you have already agreed to it. More than likely, they offered you more insurance at an extravagant price.

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