is it possible to collect the wages
employer operated a business taking care of elderly people giving in-house services he was being paid by the government capped six employees working without pay for about three months filed bankruptcy they are still operating the business but he claims he filed bankruptcy is it possible to collect the wages
1 answer | asked Aug 4, 2003 10:50 PM [EST] | applies to California
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Bankruptcy
1) It is necesarry to file claims in the bankruptcy matter.
2) In bankruptcy, there is a priority for payment of wage claims that accrued shortly before the bankruptcy.
3) If you are in Northern California you can contact my office to discuss further.
4) You can also contact the Cal. Labor Commissioner who may be able to help. Search information for the office in your area.
Sincerely, Richard Vaznaugh, 415-593-0076.
posted by Richard J. Vaznaugh | Aug 10, 2003 10:30 PM [EST]
1) It is necesarry to file claims in the bankruptcy matter.
2) In bankruptcy, there is a priority for payment of wage claims that accrued shortly before the bankruptcy.
3) If you are in Northern California you can contact my office to discuss further.
4) You can also contact the Cal. Labor Commissioner who may be able to help. Search information for the office in your area.
Sincerely, Richard Vaznaugh, 415-593-0076.
posted by Richard J. Vaznaugh | Aug 10, 2003 10:30 PM [EST]
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