VXP Posted January 4, 2019 Report Share Posted January 4, 2019 I did H1B transfer through company X for client Y. The H1B received RFE before set start date. I was clear from Beginning that will I’ll join only after H1B approval. Since start date was approaching and client was not ready to extend start date, company X was forcing me to join on H1B receipt. They also provided me illegal options on the phone to take 2 weeks break at my current job and join their client. I was firm on my stand to join only after approval. Since I did not join on the proposed start date, client x cancelled position and started new recruitment process. Eventually my H1B visa approved and company X was asking me to join. I declined the offer because of rude behavior of company and looks like client also cancelled position. I don’t have any evident that position was cancelled but can be clarified with client Y. I had signed offer letter and employee agreement saying I’ll be responsible for incurred damages if I don’t join. Company X has now sent me demand letter through attorney to pay for incurred liquidated damages. What kind of attorney I would need to respond demand letter? Can employer ask for liquidated damages even if I am not employed? Quote Link to comment
iamsam321 Posted November 20, 2019 Report Share Posted November 20, 2019 What happened to your case ? I am also facing the same issue, i dont want to join the consultancy which had a LiqDam clause of 12 months. Quote Link to comment
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