Looks like sports of all sorts that used to be in t r i c o u ntySharonvilleWestchester area <| sep |> All things considered , I ' m pretty happy we ' re only losing by 3 . <| sep |> You can get 5 120 ml bottles from bargain e juice shipped to your door for that price . Amazing juice , at any price , but man , is it a bargain . It ' s the only commercial juice I buy now , as it ' s only marginally pricier than diy . <| sep |> This sort of happened in the Dune world . <| sep |> uglyShe ' s a cutie , though . <| sep |> I wish I knew . <| sep |> IANALIt sounds like you were an actually 1099 contractor and not someone who contracted to a deliver a productservice . I would think that if you were billing hours you were basically providing your expertise , and termination would remove any requirements for you to do further work . If you did contract to complete a project then their suing does you a favor . While you might not be due the full amount of the contract it certainly sounds like they ' ve benefited . That sounds like the perfect time for a court to decide what is reasonable for both parties to receive . I ' m not sure they could seek damages if they were the ones that terminated . That would be like me suing a gun manufacturer because I shot myself in the foot . They ' re actions caused the damages and you still had time remaining to complete the contract . I would seek out a lawyer just in case they do decide to move forward . It may not be a bad idea regardless if you ' re working for yourself . I ' m sure you could deflate someone threatening to sue by saying , I ' ll have my lawyer contact you .