jschenavar
New Member
My wife and I got married 6-21-08, and paid company "A" a few thousand dollars to handle the photography for our wedding and to create an album from those photos.. A few months after the wedding, we received a letter in the mail from company "B" stating that " "A", due to economic situation, was forced to cease operations. "B" has agreed to fulfill the post-production of the contract. It has been over a year since I've tried contacting "B" and recently left voice mail/email asking questions about the status of our contract only to be ignored.
Does the letter I received have any type of legal binding when it states that the contract was assumed by the new company? What steps should I take to handle the situation and get my photos and/or money back?
John Schenavar
Does the letter I received have any type of legal binding when it states that the contract was assumed by the new company? What steps should I take to handle the situation and get my photos and/or money back?
John Schenavar