Business, 20.10.2021 07:30, colyernicholas44

Donna Driver, an Idaho resident, operated her vehicle negligently, causing an accident in Boise, Idaho. Donna veered into oncoming traffic, hitting Valerie Victim's expensive new automobile. Valerie, a resident of Wyoming, was only in Idaho for a short business trip. The damage to Valerie's vehicle is estimated to be $25,000, which is the amount Valerie now seeks in damages. Neither Donna nor Valerie was physically or emotionally injured. In what court(s) can Valerie properly file a lawsuit seeking damages

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