What to do if my employer has stopped paying for items it charged on my credit card?

What to do if my employer has stopped paying for items it charged on my credit card?

My personal credit card has been used for 6 years by the company I have worked for. The monthly bill has been paid each month by them. Now they cannot pay the bill. All items purchased on the card have been for their profit and sales. What legal right do I have about the $16,000 balance still due on the credit card?

Asked on February 21, 2012 under Employment Labor Law, Florida

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