What is the name of your state? Minnesota
My daughter was married last summer on June 16 and we hired a wedding photographer. We paid him in full and received a 10% discount, also I mailed him a $100 check the day after the wedding for an extra hour. Our contract states that the "brochure of wedding services provides a description of the Coverage". The brochure states that the proofs will be available in 4 to 6 weeks. We were told by the photographer 2 to 3 weeks. After a few weeks we emailed a few times, with no reply, made a few phone calls and was told that they were having computer problems. Finally after more phone calls, a disc of the proofs was provided at the end of October, 4 1/2 months after the wedding. He also delayed in getting us the actual proof book and said it had been mailed, when it hadn't. I won't go into all of the details. The compensation from them for this delay was $100 in addt'l photos. The frustration of waiting 4 1/2 months for the proofs, along with the lack of communication, really robbed us of the much of the excitement and enjoyment of the photos. I would like to know if you feel I have a case against this photgrapher for breach of contract. My first plan of action is to write him a letter and ask for 1/2 of my money back and if he is not willing to do that, then I would take him to small claims court.What is the name of your state?
My daughter was married last summer on June 16 and we hired a wedding photographer. We paid him in full and received a 10% discount, also I mailed him a $100 check the day after the wedding for an extra hour. Our contract states that the "brochure of wedding services provides a description of the Coverage". The brochure states that the proofs will be available in 4 to 6 weeks. We were told by the photographer 2 to 3 weeks. After a few weeks we emailed a few times, with no reply, made a few phone calls and was told that they were having computer problems. Finally after more phone calls, a disc of the proofs was provided at the end of October, 4 1/2 months after the wedding. He also delayed in getting us the actual proof book and said it had been mailed, when it hadn't. I won't go into all of the details. The compensation from them for this delay was $100 in addt'l photos. The frustration of waiting 4 1/2 months for the proofs, along with the lack of communication, really robbed us of the much of the excitement and enjoyment of the photos. I would like to know if you feel I have a case against this photgrapher for breach of contract. My first plan of action is to write him a letter and ask for 1/2 of my money back and if he is not willing to do that, then I would take him to small claims court.What is the name of your state?