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jake88

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What is the name of your state?

Vancouver, BC Canada

Hello everyone

I am new to this forum and was hoping someone you can help me out. I have a freelance company that deals with graphic design. 6 months ago I did a large job for a company that was making some products related to the NHL. I had finished the design...6 months ago and have not been able to collect from the company as yet. I keep getting excuses from the owner every time I try and collect. So here is what I was thinking:

1) Register a complaint with the credit Bureau
2) put a lien on his products

So here is my question

1) If I put a lien on his products, does it make it harder for him to sell them? If so how?

2) how would I go about putting a lien on his products?

Any help would be great. Any advice for Canadian Law would be great, but I would also like to know how to deal with it in the USA (WA state)

Thank you
 


Dandy Don

Senior Member
Are you registered as a business in Canada?

Do you have a signed contract that shows and agreement and a rate for your services?

The US has small claims courts for cases like this, but I don't know what Canada has. You really need to consult with a business law attorney in your area for advice about how to proceed.
 

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