A friend of mine always says, "An education costs money". Sounds to me like you just paid $2000 in tuition.
If I was you, I would worry more about damage control than I would accounts receivable. You need to understand that the 2 grand is gone, forget what the YT lawyers are saying about contracts and bid sheets.... its over, the money is gone, turn the page. In this customers mind, you are a no show putz that they had to replace just to finish a job (a small one at that). Dont make it worse by pouring over your contract to see if you should be getting paid or sending a bill. Follow through just like you did with the work, make sure the billing never gets there.
Im not saying this to be harsh. Im saying it so you keep in mind that the 2 grand in not worth hurting your reputation even more than it already got beat up. Learn from it.
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