Dear Sir or Madam, During year 2018, I performed 18 ½ weeks’ of programming and engineering for a company in Jackson, MS. The company for which I performed the work, has paid me for only 12 ½ weeks. In addition to work hours, there were out-of-pocket expenses also incurred during this time. The total indebtedness of the company to me totals $27,650.45. I have contacted them numerous times and sent a demand letter, all to no avail. The company has since filed for bankruptcy but still continues to do limited business from what I hear. I also know that the current investors in the company, two brothers in the investments business out of Houston, Texas, have been in negotiations to sell the company in Jackson. Since they have already filed bankruptcy, I see no advantage in filing a lawsuit, but filing a lien against real property may have better results. Please let me know if this is something worth pursuing, or whether too much time has elapsed.