If you’re facing a breach of contract scenario, you’ll need the right lawyer to handle your case. Technically, the vast majority of practicing attorneys can handle a breach of contract case, but should they? Contracts can be highly complex documents. You want to have an experienced attorney in this type…
Breach of contract cases can be between any two parties: a private individual and a corporation, an attorney and client, a corporation and a governing body, two LLCs, shareholders and a corporation, or just about any other scenario you can imagine. The only requirement is that an agreed-upon contract is in…
In a perfect world, there would be no breaches of contract. All parties would uphold their end of the contract and both sides would walk away satisfied. Unfortunately, that doesn’t always happen. However, you can take steps to protect yourself from a breach of contract scenario. Here are some steps…
When you sign a contract, you are agreeing to assume certain legal obligations that would not have otherwise applied to you (such as delivering goods by a certain date, for example). A breach of contract occurs when one party fails to meet their contractual obligations, thereby breaking or breaching the…
It’s often best to settle a dispute out of court. But if your business can’t resolve an issue with a vendor, employee, customer, or shareholder, you may need to pursue a solution through the legal system. If there’s an irreconcilable disagreement over the facts of the case or the law surrounding those…