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dawl127

Junior Member
An employee of an auto rebuild shop offered me to go in on a car. He would put in half and I half, he works on it, then sells it and we get the money we put in+the profit. Five months and over four different excuses later, i have not seen the money and am contemplating getting a lawyer. Would this be small claims? Should I sew the company? Notify the owner? Take the employee to small claims and leave the business out of it?
 


Zigner

Zigner

Senior Member, Non-Attorney
dawl127 said:
An employee of an auto rebuild shop offered me to go in on a car. He would put in half and I half, he works on it, then sells it and we get the money we put in+the profit. Five months and over four different excuses later, i have not seen the money and am contemplating getting a lawyer. Would this be small claims? Should I sew the company? Notify the owner? Take the employee to small claims and leave the business out of it?
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What does the person's employer have to do with it? Sue the bad guy in small claims court.

(This applies in any state)
 
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dawl127

Junior Member
Well, he worked on the car on the premises of his work, so wouldn't this technically involve the employer also?
 
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