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Tatooine
Jabba the Hutt was one of the last remaining Hutts in power. He ruled over the Tatooine sector of the galaxy until his death, which enraged the remaining Hutts.
It was unlikely that she was "loyal to Jabba," per se. He kept her with a collar around her neck with a chain, and had to repeatedly pull on it, choking her painfully, in order to bring her half-naked body closer to himself. However, on the Sail Barge, she is standing by the window looking out at her friends on their way to their execution when Jabba pulls her chain. Subsequently, she is clearly seen jumping up on his throne and pressing herself (lower body first) against his belly, suggesting that there was at least some form of responsibility she had taken to him during her time as his slave. Loyalty, however, was a ways off, as his statement "Soon you will learn to appreciate me" would indicate.
Not exactly a very precise question. Did Jabba every speak to Leia? Of course, and in the film there are several, instances of Jabba talking talking to her. But did the two ever carry out a long conversation? Probably not. As a slave, Leia was meant to keep quiet and most of what Jabba said to her were orders and short sentences. Also it would have been very difficult to converse considering they both spoke different languages.
Because Han Solo did business with Jabba the Hutt