I'm working without a signed contract? Every question we answer on it, grouped by subject.
Often, yes: a letter of intent that asks you to start work and says how you will be paid is usually a contract.
It can be, but only once you have checked what the letter lets you do, what it caps and what it leaves out.
Often, yes, but only if the letter is a construction contract.
Yes, it can be: a missing signature does not decide whether a contract exists, or which terms apply.
Possibly, but not automatically: it depends on the letter's wording and on what was agreed or done after the cap was reached.
Quantum meruit means a reasonable sum for the work done, and it is the usual basis for paying work where no price was agreed.
Yes: the check takes 5 working days, and we flag a start date, expiry or cap that is already close the day we find it.
Yes: Letter of Intent Claim measures and values, on evidence, work done after a letter expired, beyond its cap or with no signed contract.