Legal Question in Business Law in New Jersey

rip of by employer
My husband has been employed by the Internet based company to provide on-line tutoring. In accordance to the written contract that he signed, he has been providing tutoring services on-line in a scheduled hours. The schedule was supplied by the company on monthly basis. He has not been paid for the period of 5 months for the service that he provided. We can not contact them since contact phones and e-mail address of the company no longer work. This company is incorporated in Delaware. It recently went public. What can we do in order to get paid?
Thank you.

Asked on 7/04/00, 3:13 pm

Ronald Cappuccio Ronald J. Cappuccio, J.D., LL.M.(Tax)

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Re: rip of by employer

1. Stop performing any work for them. That should get their attention.

2. When numbers are not answered that is a bad sign.

3.Check online for the Registration Statement file with the SEC (free Edgar) and try to get contact information.

4. File a claim with your state Dept of Labor.

Ronald J. Cappuccio

856 665-2121

Answered on 9/07/00, 8:42 pm

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