As is usual in such situations I don't have much leverage.
The amount is too much for small claims court and too little to interest
any lawyer (or enable me to afford a lawyer). Even small claims only
gives you a "judgement" but there's very little teeth to it -- hard to
collect if the judgee don't wanna pay.
My only hope is that the principals have enough character and honesty to
pay what they owe. I should know soon.
MB Software Solutions wrote:
> Chet Gardiner wrote:
>
>> As the company I was working for decided not to employ contractors
>> any more (and may not even pay me for work I've already done and
>> billed), I currently have time to send you some examples if you can
>> use them.
>
>
>
> That's bs! Fight 'em on this, Chet. You've got an agreement that can
> be binding, right? That's as fair as you buying a car from <insert
> CarMaker here> and then saying you don't want to pay for it since you
> didn't like it. (Actually, I think Saturn cars had a 30-day money
> back guarantee, or at least they did years ago!)
>
> Good luck,
> --Michael
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