I was terminated from my job and told the company /boss could not afford the worker's comp insurance premium due to my injury He kept me on as a salesman and refused to pay me for work I had previously sold and other jobs I sold while I was injured and at home out of work. He then made me sign a hand written lein waiver on a check stub when he paid me a partial payment of the money he owed me He has refused to pay my wages that I earned working as an employee and now refuses to pay me my commission for jobs I sold for him after he let me go. When I was told he no longer needed my services I was still under doctor's care for the injury I received working on one of the jobs I sold for this company. I need guidence in how to go about filing leins against his company and against the jobs I sold but did not receive any payment. The wages and commission add up to over $7000 and I tryed to send him the invoices by certified mail but he or his company has refused to sign for them and pick them up. I need help please Johnny

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