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Business/Independent Contractor Agreement
I worked a hair show for a company in Chicago and I was paid $145.00 when the posting said that I should have been paid $220 flat + $125.00 for the demonstration and prep days. My check should have been over $700.00. The owner is stating that I mis-read the ad and they also took out $90 for commission and $90 in agency fees. That was not specified in the Independent Contractor agreement. However, at the end of the agreement, there is a passage that says, ''If agency is not paid YOU, the Independent Contractor will NOT be paid and you cannot hold the agency liable.'' Is there anything that I can do? Help!

Asked on 11/22/07, 6:23 am

Frank Rozanc Frank J. Rozanc, Esq.

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Re: Business/Independent Contractor Agreement

You can always try to sue them in small claims court, and argue for the ultimate value of your services.

Answered on 11/22/07, 8:00 am

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