People can sue for anything. If it’s $300 then it will likely end up in small claims. In several states, small claims doesn’t allow attorneys. You’ve done your due diligence (tracking, photo, claim). This issue will be resolved before angry lady gets a court date. Also, the other poster that said people who are going to sue don’t tell you - that’s been experience as well. She sounds like she’s trying to create pressure to force you down a course of action.
I’m in educational enrichment. Every time the public schools conduct standardized testing, parents go into crisis mode. Public schools love standardized testing and seem to do it more and more. It gets me through the slow times.
We hit a dip going into summer break and then again coming out of summer break. This year my September was exceptionally slow, but the post-COVID approach of our local schools has been nonsensical, so it picked back up very quickly. I hit a high point this month of over 250 enrollments.
While the state of our schools dismays me, it is very satisfying work to take what the schools declare a low performing child and propel them above grade level, sometimes by 2-3 years.
Sorry for the tangent. Just love my business.
There wad a survey done by Solnick and Hemenway that gave people a choice of working at a company making 100k a year but your coworkers all make 200k OR work at a company for 50k but your coworkers make 25k. Out of 250 participants, about half chose to make 50k. It’s a wretched thing, but that’s how many people are wired.