Clients Who Don't Pay...
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Seph:
It is hard to judge, that's why I posted this. Granted I would not expect any of you to take my word for fact.
However verbal agreements at least in my research are binding and can be used in court. They aren't the best or the strongest defense but considering that there are emails, and a definite flow of information, drawings, sketches and timestamped imagery that corroborate those verbal agreements it's all that I have.
In addition to that there is always the alternative that they would be stupid enough to actually use the identity and designs that they possess but I have not released and they have not paid for.
After the "resolution" meeting when I presented my position and findings. They were very defensive at the beginning but towards the end of it as I rebutted every one of their accusations with cold hard facts. I could see their faces drawn, one was actually pale when I mentioned what a court judgement against their new business would do to their credit rating. Due to their faded resistance, I actually would not be too surprised if I received a check in the mail.
Thanks for the insight though.