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I represent a company that performed services for another company. Usually contracts are used but this time the owner was a personal reference from a close friend. We have sent mailings and tried to contact the client regarding this but he refuses to pay. My question is even though there was no paper contract, is there a right due to a verbal agreement and copyright of work. If so, should this matter be settled by an attorney or in small claims and on what legal basis?
I represent a company that performed services for another company. Usually contracts are used but this time the owner was a personal reference from a close friend. We have sent mailings and tried to contact the client regarding this but he refuses to pay. My question is even though there was no paper contract, is there a right due to a verbal agreement and copyright of work. If so, should this matter be settled by an attorney or in small claims and on what legal basis?