Is there anything I can do??
Unfortunately, unless you have a contract that guarantees you a certain amount of work, you do not have any recourse here.
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Unfortunately, unless you have a contract that guarantees you a certain amount of work, you do not have any recourse here.
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The statute of limitations is 2 years, so yes, you can still pursue a claim.