Legal Question in Employment Law in Massachusetts
pay for services rendered
How do I get my money? I worked for several contractors and haven't received pay. What avenues can I take, its been, in some cases over six months. More troubleing is that management doesn't seem to care or help my situation and they are the party that pimps or fills the vacancy for the contractors. Also they don't give me the names of the contractors I work for on a particualar day so I have no idea who to bill. The one party I know flat out refuses to pay.
Can I send an invoice to contractors? management?
Simply cutting the loss doesn't work because its 25 days without money. What are my choices.
The company is a major transportation delivery company, has a bowl game and football stadium name after them, if that helps?
3 Answers from Attorneys
Re: pay for services rendered
If you have a written contract for the work performed, please feel free to contact me for a free consultation, as there may be a couple of differant ways to pursue this claim.
Re: pay for services rendered
You should engage an attorney in your area to help you recover all moneys due under the terms of your contract(s). You may have a number of options.
Please feel free to contact my office if you would like to schedule a consultation.
Re: pay for services rendered
You probably have several optons and, depending on the nature of the work, might have rights to file a mechanics lien or other prejudgment attachment providing you serious leverage and securing payment of any debts legitimately owed. Feel free to contact me directly for a free office consultation to discuss your options in greater detail.
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