Pick your answer from: 1. If you are served with a complaint and summons, go ahead and file your lawsuit. There is no need to go second, as the plaintiff will have to file his own lawsuit.; 2. Check the court where the plaintiff filed the lawsuit. If it's far away, you may have an argument that the court doesn't have personal jurisdiction over you.; 3. If you drafted your lawsuit yourself, then you will need to read the complaint and summons. Not every state has a complaint and summons.; 4. It is not required that you respond by mail or email when you receive a complaint. If your lawsuit is filed by an individual, you should receive an electronic copy of the complaint and summons.;Choose from options above and answer: What most naturally follows?

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Read the complaint and summons.
When you are served with a lawsuit for breach of contract, you'll receive a summons, which tells you when and where to appear in court and how long you have to respond. The complaint contains the factual allegations against you.
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