Of course, most construction projects present a number of challenges, but sometimes there's just one more to contend with: getting paid at the end of the project! Money is everything, but there are many ways to increase your chances of getting paid quickly. Often, all it takes is a good working structure and a good basic contract. In more serious cases, it's necessary to send a formal notice or even hire a debt collection firm, or go to small claims court. Finally, there are times when we need to consult a lawyer to help us through the process. You may already be asking yourself the following questions: What should a good contract contain? What is a collection agency and how do they work? What should a demand letter contain? How does small claims court work? How do I negotiate my lawyer's fee? This course is designed to answer these questions (and more) and provide your company with the right tools for debt protection and collection.
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