Consider this: You complete your work. You expect to be paid. You wait for the payment to no avail. Sound familiar? The fact is, even the seasoned contractor or subcontractor can find it difficult to get paid on time, in full, or at all. When all else fails, it's up to you to take matters into your own hands and take necessary steps appropriate and essential to get paid, or even the score. The author does not advocate any unorthodox collection method but portrays some funny stories of how getting paid became - getting even. This book, of true stories, may help alleviate anxiety. In full disclosure, the author was in the Glass & Glazing business from the ‘60s to the ‘80s. Also, he is engaged in the Construction Industry since the ’80s, with first-hand knowledge of some of these stories. The statute of limitations has run out, but names have been changed to protect the guilty. Read between the lines as you wish. Remember; if you don’t get paid: “Don’t Get Mad – Get..
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Arthur House Joined: Nov-13-2022 |
The author has 40-years of construction, forestry, and renewable energy industries experience. He completed BS and MBA degrees. Attended Business and Entrepreneurship program at Nova Southeastern University, working on a Doctorate. Later attended Purdue/Concord Law School, graduating with honors, earning an Executive Juris Doctorate (EJD). He teaches Contract and Construction Law as an Adjunct Professor, has taught undergraduate and graduate courses at universities including; Florida International University, Lynn University, Franklin Pierce, Notre Dame, Southern New Hampshire University, and Rochester University. Art lives with his wife of 48-years, on their farm in Maine.
