What kind of wording do you have in your contracts regarding cancelations by either you or the client.
Thanks for the feedback
Frank
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In CT, we are required to give a 3 day right of recission (cancellation). Afterwards if a job is cancelled, or stopped due to default by the client, we have the right to our profit at a stated percentage of the job. I use the "Contractor's Legal Kit". Of course, collecting is a whole nuther thing...
I think it also depends on the circumstances. If a client cancels due to some catastrophe, do you want word going around that you are suing them for your profit?
PaulB