Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in California

Re: Get a product back from a company that went bankrupt

contact the trustee, as it was your property, you may be able to get it back.

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Re: Get a product back from a company that went bankrupt

What method of payment did you use when you first purchased the computer? If you used a credit card I would contact the credit card company and try to dispute the original charge. Tell them that you never received a properly working computer.

Then I would file what is called a Proof of Claim with the Bankruptcy court. The Proof of Claim form can be found on the courts website where the bankruptcy has been filed. Filing this form may or may not help you but at least there will be a record of your claim in the Bankruptcy file.

I would also continue to contact the CA Attorney Generals office to see what help they can provide you.