Legal Question in Business Law in Oregon
My two other co-founders and I have recently started a business together. Our client has been working with us for a few months now and they just sent an email refusing to pay for services rendered over the last month for wrongful claims that they're accusing us of. The client is claiming the work we did was not up to the standards they needed and is not usable. However, they reviewed and approved bi-weekly demonstrations of all work that was completed and now out of the blue they're refusing to pay. We're looking for legal guidance to resolve the situation.
1 Answer from Attorneys
This appears to be a matter of contract law and your remedies are informed by the contract you have established with the customer (oral or written contract). McKean Smith attorneys can consult with you about your options. Please feel free to email [email protected] to set a consultation with a McKean Smith attorney, or otherwise, you can call McKean Smith at 503-567-7967 during the hours of 8am-5pm M-F in order to schedule a consultation.
Thank you,
Collin McKean
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