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Is it worth pursuing these clients with a short message from your "legal department" (after say, a month)? Or would that create such hostility that you'd lose t
by Jabbles 16y ago
Is it worth pursuing these clients with a short message from your "legal department" (after say, a month)? Or would that create such hostility that you'd lose the client for future work? Would that be a bad thing?
If it's not worth pursuing, then what can be done about clients that "don't pay"?
- Swizec 16y agoWell since nothing like this is in the contract we signed, even my "legal department" can't do anything. There was no agreed-upon deadline on when they're supposed to do anything, just when I was supposed to deliver the work. My fault, I know, but I honestly didn't expect this to happen.
- Robin_Message 16y agoIANAL, but contracts have implied terms (which will depend on your jurisdiction.) I'd have thought a lawyer could make a fairly robust argument that they cannot spend forever deciding whether they pay you or not.
- brudgers 16y agoMy advice: "Retainer shall be applied against final invoice."