Jackcrevol
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not yet. they require documentation be uploded. upon reading TN Dept of Commerce and Insurance website, I decided may be best to get through court date. We have most everything we need but, will take work to upload all that.IDK what state you're in but have you filed a complaint with the State Contractor Board?
any written communication is going to be key. some states won't arbitrate a disagreement over verbal exchanges. depending on the state laws they may not accept what you say the communication with the contractor was. they will need writing. but if the contractor is a complete no show at the date after being served that would lead some serious credence to anything you say that happened verbally.not yet. they require documentation be uploded. upon reading TN Dept of Commerce and Insurance website, I decided may be best to get through court date. We have most everything we need but, will take work to upload all that.
In Tennessee if they folded the LLC any profit they took out is still available for a lawsuit. But as you said it’s likely a small operation that folded with a net zero payout to its members.any written communication is going to be key. some states won't arbitrate a disagreement over verbal exchanges. depending on the state laws they may not accept what you say the communication with the contractor was. they will need writing. but if the contractor is a complete no show at the date after being served that would lead some serious credence to anything you say that happened verbally.
sadly I am thinking they have folded their LLC, and there may not be a whole lot even a court can do.
My thought was putting up different thickness? hanging sheets to end between studs(nothing to nail to)? Or was that not a serious question?In Tennessee if they folded the LLC any profit they took out is still available for a lawsuit. But as you said it’s likely a small operation that folded with a net zero payout to its members.
Being a contractor, I hate hearing this. Seriously….how do you screw up Sheetrock.
In Tennessee if they folded the LLC any profit they took out is still available for a lawsuit. But as you said it’s likely a small operation that folded with a net zero payout to its members.
Being a contractor, I hate hearing this. Seriously….how do you screw up Sheetrock.