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You have no contract binding you to any terms, so I don't see what liability you have to complete the work. With no contract it sounds like you have no obligat
by ben1040 13y ago
You have no contract binding you to any terms, so I don't see what liability you have to complete the work. With no contract it sounds like you have no obligation to give any notice, but if I were in your shoes, I'd give 30 days courtesy notice, after which point you will no longer take on that work.
I can understand why they don't seem to be in a hurry to replace you -- "I don't want to do this long term" doesn't convey the same sense of urgency as "I am going to stop doing this after $date, so find someone else."
- sickofworking 13y agoThank you. Good advice. I was worried that there may be some unwritten liability. For example, how likely will I get sued if something breaks. If I was still actively involved then I am sure I would be able to just fix it.