Pretty sure, if nothing else, that you could sue them in small claims court. Unfortunately, in my experience (IANAL), small claims courts only have the power t

Pretty sure, if nothing else, that you could sue them in small claims court. Unfortunately, in my experience (IANAL), small claims courts only have the power to enforce ruling via liens or other local means. Which means that if you bring suit in your local small claims court, the only way to collect is if the company in question has real estate or other holdings in your local area. Alternatively you could bring a suit in the company's home district, but that means you actually have to show up in court there. Which means travel expenses. Usually it isn't worth it.