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Am I liable for expenses that employer did not pay?

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My company filed for bankruptcy in Seattle, Washington in January. I joined the company in May 2000 and moved across the country. The moving was handled by a relocation company appointed by the employer and the contract was signed by the employer.
The moving company debt is unpaid (approx. $9000). The moving company claims we signed a document that says that if the employer goes out of business we're liable for the bill.
What options do I have at this point? What rights do I have?
I want to be pro-active and avoid being sued or hounded by any collection agency but I'm not convineced this debt is mine to pay.
 



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