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Fair enough, these things happen. With that context, I can't imagine they would actively try and tarnish your reputation. It was a cancelled project. It happens
by Peroni 15y ago
Fair enough, these things happen. With that context, I can't imagine they would actively try and tarnish your reputation. It was a cancelled project. It happens. If the cost of legally pursuing your losses outweighs the end result then chalk it up as a lesson learned and move on.
Also, it might be worth reviewing your contract terms so that things like the delivery date for resources is pre-agreed before anything is set in stone.
- anonymouse82 15y agoYes, I've since had a lawyer create a better contract for me. Definitely need to look at how to better communicate with such clients, handling expectations and getting everybody on the same page is the hardest thing about contracting if you ask me.