My wife & I have held a month to month lease for the past year with an International commericial truck plaza company to provide massage services for professional drivers. They also own their own bank and refineries as well as over 250 plazas throughout the U.S and Canada. We began with a single location in Corning, California on June 18, 2007 but we were soon requested by the company to expand our services to Lodi, Lebec & Barstow, California. At that point I could no longer maintain my previous employment and retired to focus on our new venture. Subsequently, we were asked by the company to extend our efforts further into Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado and Wyoming. We began purchasing equipment and hiring massage therapists. We investigated all legal & certification requirements, permits and licensing for each of these locations. We signed leases for housing the massage therapist close to each plaza.Three days before we began moving equipment to the first new site in Wyoming, on June 12, 2008 all of our leases were cancelled by the company. The intitial reason they provided was that it was a, "test program". Todate that is the only reason given. Our investments both personally and financially were prompted by the "actions and conduct" of their area and executive management. We invested over $50,000.00 during our first year of operations. Our first 6 months of business generated nearly $60,000.00 and our projected gross income for 2008 with the new additiional locations was $350,000.00. Can I look to Promissary Estopple or Quasi Contracts for legal relief? Any suggestions? Good lawyer in the Northern California area? Good lawyer anywhere in California? O yes, they did change their minds about closing our Lodi location after we emptied all the equipment. We have now reopened that site for the next 6 monts only.