Here's the law that protects IC's

Posted By: Me on 2007-05-24
In Reply to: Yikes- - Margaret

the promise to sue. In doing so, you have the right to discovery, which means YOUR client's clients could be subpoena'd. Nothing gets the attention of an MTSO deliberating delaying payment like this promise.

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NOT PAID - Anon
- list the name of the company already! - You should
- Yikes- - Margaret
  - Here's the law that protects IC's - Me
- No matter how small an MTSO is, their first obligation is to - pay their MTs! Nonpayment = Small Claims Court to
- The down side of working for a small - company who has you sign
  - NOT PAID - Anon
    - where is this company? - no message
      - NOT PAID - Anon
        Austin? nm - NewBMT
        NOT PAID - Anon
        9 DAYS STILL NO CHECK !! - Anon
        OK, just sounded a lot like my experience with a company there. nm - NewBMT

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