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Legal route narrowly avoided

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4/24/2008; 12:56 PM by Jim Roepcke
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4/24/2008; 12:58 PM by Jim Roepcke
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I was on the phone with legal counsel yesterday when an email came in saying I would finally be paid (in increments, but paid nonetheless). Nothing like good timing!

Lessons learned:

  • Demand up-front payment from new clients before starting work.
  • Don't wait over 6 months before threatening legal action when a client doesn't pay a significant invoice.
  • Invoice on a regular basis, even on a relatively short-term contract.
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Re: Legal route narrowly avoided ( 4/24/2008 by Seth Dillingham )
On 4/24/2008, Jim Roepcke said: >Lessons learned: > >* Demand up-front payment

RE: Legal route narrowly avoided ( 4/28/2008 by Jim Roepcke )
Cheques are in the mail, and I have the tracking number...


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