Legal Question in Business Law in Minnesota

Web Developing Problem

You do have recourse for this problem. A problem may occur if you shut down access without firstinforming them of the situation, but since theyare already pulling the site from your server, this may not be as important. Questions remainover any design work you have done. While purecontent may be the property of the originator,design work you have done, i.e. presentation, specific coding,etc., may be your property. It really depends on what you agreed to. Oral contracts are still binding in manysituations. I have had a similar situation with oneof my clients, which we were able to resolve, butI would need to know more about the specifics of yoursituation to give you more help.

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Collection web Developing

Given the Dollar amount involved, you could sue to collect in Conciliation court, in the county where your client resides.

Your contract is probably enforceable, you will need to demonstrate to the court that you agreed on the services and the dollar amount you were to be paid.

This is not intended as legal advice and no attorney client relationship is established by this communication. If you have specific legal questions you may contact me directly.