I did a job for a company who contracted the job from another company the customer payed the final payment to the fisrt company
If you have a contract, you can always sue. I would suggest sending a letter to collect first.
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If you have a contract, you can always sue. I would suggest sending a letter to collect first.
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This is not a privacy issue. You need to talk to an employment law attorney.
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