The Washington D.C. injunction bond offered by our agency is for Plaintiffs who have been ordered to obtain a bond for the potential benefit of a Defendant(s). Please call AmeriPro Surety Bonds at 844-589-9732.
At a recent court appearance concerning your civil litigation, the phrases “temporary injunction” or “preliminary injunction” may have been stated or written on the Court Order.
As the Plaintiff in a civil proceeding, and as a further condition of enjoining or restraining a Defendant(s), you may have been ordered to obtain an injunction surety bond.
Accordingly, you were also likely provided a time frame in which the bond must be filed with the Court.
The injunction surety bond in a nutshell is this: It is a financial guarantee purchased by the Plaintiff, on behalf of a Defendant(s), in case it is subsequently determined that the Plaintiff’s cause of action was without merit or unjustifiable.
Since the Defendant(s) have been enjoined – or restrained --- from some activity, if this enjoining should not have occurred (now, in hindsight), the Defendant(s) can be compensated for the loss that they suffered as a result of the injunction.
Our agency offers the Washington DC injunction bond in any amount required. But up to and inclusive of a $25,000 surety bond requirement, we offer the bond to you without a credit inquiry and streamlined.
The premium for your injunction bond will be 2% of the bond’s amount, or $100, whichever amount is greater.
Regardless of the amount of your injunction Order, we’ll always need the following from you:
Applicants who are approved with favorable credit at an amount greater than $25,000 will pay the standard 2% rate.
Once your injunction bond is approved, issued, and paid for, our agency issues the bond to you immediately. Upon receipt of your original bond, you’ll sign it as Principal before filing with the Clerk of the Court.
The premium associated with your Washington DC injunction bond is not a onetime payment, but will renew annually on anniversary of your bond’s issuance for as long as the Court requires bond.
Although the Code of the District of Columbia, § 42-3603, states that the Mayor and housing provider are not required to obtain bond in an preliminary injunction proceeding, the unstated implication is that litigants who do not fall into either category will require bond.
AmeriPro Surety Bonds is a surety bonds-only agency. We provide license and permit and injunction surety bonds in Washington D.C.
Our agency also provides surety bonds in all 50 states.
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