What Should Business Owners Do If a Customer Won’t Pay

Businessman giving cash to someone

It does not take much for money matters to lead to larger disputes.

January 2, 2024
Scott L. Baker - Los Angeles Litigation Blog

It should be simple: you provide a service, and your customer pays you for that service. Unfortunately, it is not always so simple.

Not getting paid for your work can be one of the most frustrating issues, especially for small businesses. It also does not take much for money matters to lead to larger disputes. So, what should small business owners do in these cases?

1. Start with a reminder notice
Most sources, including the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, agree that business owners should not begin by escalating the situation. Take time to review and fully understand the circumstances of this individual case. Then, begin with resending the invoice or sending reminders to pay.

Mr. Baker may be contacted at slb@bakerslaw.com



714.701.9180

Arrange No Cost Consultation










Subscribe to Construction Defect Journal

Construction Defect Journal Archives - Recent CD News for Construction Claims Professionals

 

Construction Defect Journal is aggregated from a variety of news sources, article submissions, contributors, and information from industry professionals.

No content on this site should be construed as legal advice or expert opinion. By viewing this site you agree to be bound by its terms and conditions

 

Copyright 2024 - Construction Defect Journal – All Rights Reserved