"Contractually they’re in breach. But it doesn’t matter."
It does matter. The payment is net-60 and it's been net-180. This goes well beyond reasonable error/omission into overt negligence.
If your client can't figure out how to do a wire transfer that's on them. It doesn't matter how big/small they are, if they're that incompetent, you're likely not the only vendor in this situation and they know it.
1) You've been in long-term structural breach on an objective brass-tacks issue. Immediately completely "out-source" this former client-vendor relationship to a 3rd party--likely a law firm.
2) Write off this engagement and those funds. Even if you win judgment, you'll still have to collect on it and the collection costs themselves can be exorbitant and years-long time-consuming.
3) If/When you file suit (but not before hand), publicly "out" this company in a single post linking the publicly available information about the lawsuit then shut-up about the entire affair until the jurisprudence has completed--likely over a year.
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"Contractually they’re in breach. But it doesn’t matter."
It does matter. The payment is net-60 and it's been net-180. This goes well beyond reasonable error/omission into overt negligence.
If your client can't figure out how to do a wire transfer that's on them. It doesn't matter how big/small they are, if they're that incompetent, you're likely not the only vendor in this situation and they know it.
1) You've been in long-term structural breach on an objective brass-tacks issue. Immediately completely "out-source" this former client-vendor relationship to a 3rd party--likely a law firm.
2) Write off this engagement and those funds. Even if you win judgment, you'll still have to collect on it and the collection costs themselves can be exorbitant and years-long time-consuming.
3) If/When you file suit (but not before hand), publicly "out" this company in a single post linking the publicly available information about the lawsuit then shut-up about the entire affair until the jurisprudence has completed--likely over a year.
Good luck.