RC Mech
Stainless
- Joined
- Jul 21, 2014
- Location
- Ontario, Canada
I absolutely agree with the above. Those who are saying go straight to a lawster clearly do not nor have ever owned a business.
You need to give them a chance to pay and own up to the mistake otherwise it can be defended with a simple explanation of oversight. A judge or arbitrator will not look kindly on getting attorneys involved as an immediate course of action.
You want to see the lines of communication go dead? Get a lawyer involved.
And yes I’ve been through this with deadbeats, twice. Both times I had to sue the incompetent Ontario business owner to get restitution. They like to talk tough and hide behind their own legal representation but they shrivel up like the slugs they are once the truth comes out.
No offence meant to slugs. Those guys were lower than that.
You need to give them a chance to pay and own up to the mistake otherwise it can be defended with a simple explanation of oversight. A judge or arbitrator will not look kindly on getting attorneys involved as an immediate course of action.
You want to see the lines of communication go dead? Get a lawyer involved.
And yes I’ve been through this with deadbeats, twice. Both times I had to sue the incompetent Ontario business owner to get restitution. They like to talk tough and hide behind their own legal representation but they shrivel up like the slugs they are once the truth comes out.
No offence meant to slugs. Those guys were lower than that.