Originally Posted by AKSteveB

Thank you. I guess the issue is, I'm not sure *how* to fight this on the merits. I'm not going to fly over there for it, perhaps there is a way to do a deposition remotely, but I still imagine a court there will show deference to the local company, and no doubt, the rental agreement gives final call to Sixt. I am now convinced that just ignoring it isn't safe. You are correct of course about Alaska Law, but in a *very* cursory search for case law, I've only found actions against large estates and corporations. The law seems clear, but the (not quite million dollar) question is whether it would be worth it for them to pursue. I'll contact the German law firm and take it from there I guess see if we can find the magic number that makes it worth my while to make it go away.