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Contractor not paying his employees on my job.
Hey BP,
So first let me start by saying this is 100% my fault for hiring the cheap guy. I knew it was going to be a calculated risk, but due to the cost savings I was willing to roll the dice. Heres the scoop.
I have already given the Drywall/Painter a down payment of $3200. I have a singed contract with both of our signatures on it, a copy of the check used to pay him, and a "Receipt and Waiver of Mechanics Lien Rights" singed by him. I am going to spare the long story about everything going wrong so far. But now I found out that the employees he has had working on my property are not getting paid. The work has come to a stop because he cant afford to pay anyone and they are all walking off the job. There has not been enough work done to justify my deposit check, but I am not too concerned about that part.
What I am worried about is my liability here. Has anyone dealt with this before? The property is in MN.
Thanks for any advice/input.
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The workers can file a lien against you . What you had the contractor sign doesnt apply to them


