In a message dated 3/12/01 12:42:01 AM Central Standard Time, erniev@2...
writes:
> Please be careful - this is not a time to proceed in haste:
> to confront management with a claim of Breach of Contract.
> You might find yourself in more entanglements than before.
> Seek legal advice & see exactly where you stand in terms of
> the agreement or contract you signed (if this is what occurred).
>
> If your concern is how to pay for this legal assistance - you
> should be aware of organizations that can offer some form
> of legal aid in the matter of counsel. Take your search engine &
> see what hits you find. Organize your documents & make your
> presentation. But, by all means, do not go it alone...there has
> to be someone in your area that can provide you with legal
> insight that will not break you financially.
> Best wishes to you.
>
That's good advise. In Chicago there's a group called lawyers for the
creative arts that will represent artsists for free. See if a group like
that exists in your area, but I'd still try to get out of the contract.
Randy Buescher
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