Legal Question in Consumer Law in District of Columbia

service exceeded estimate cost 3

Thank you for your previous help. This morning I called company again-no answer, left message, called number on invoice-it was no longer in service. I had an 8:30 appointment with company to finish work (which had been paid for in the check I previously)-the company was a no show and did not call. I called the Bank to reinstate the stop check. The bank says it is in effect for next 6 months. What do I do now? I guess they will be sending me legal docs on this? Can you let me know what my next steps should be? Do I need a lawyer or can I handle this myself? The company is due money for the work they did -but for the estimate/or near the estimate they priced the service at. I don't know what to do since they won't answer my calls. If they initiate legal action-will this be handled in small claims court? I called Best Buy and they told me they would have put the AV mount up for a $125 installation fee.


Asked on 11/03/08, 12:43 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Michael Hendrickson Law Office Michael E. Hendrickson

Re: service exceeded estimate cost 3

If and when you're served with court papers in this matter, contact an attorney who has experience with consumer affairs type legal matters in order to arrange for a consultation.

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Answered on 11/03/08, 11:37 pm


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