Contracts
We help with contract drafting, review, disputes, and breaches — protecting your rights in fraud, illegal contracts, and implied covenant violations.
Contract Law Services: Drafting, Review & Dispute Resolution
Contracts are the foundation of business and personal agreements, but the fine print can make or break your rights. Whether you are entering into a new agreement, facing a breach of contract, or disputing unfair terms, our experienced attorneys can protect your interests and guide you through every step of the process.
Our Contract Law Services
We provide comprehensive assistance with:
- Contract Drafting & Review – ensuring clarity, legality, and enforceability before you sign
- Breach of Contract Claims – pursuing remedies when the other party fails to perform their obligations
- Breach of Implied Covenants – enforcing good faith and fair dealing clauses
- Fraudulent or Illegal Contracts – identifying and voiding contracts that are unenforceable under the law
- Contract Rescission & Negotiation – canceling or renegotiating agreements that are unfair or impossible to perform
Why You Need an Attorney for Contracts
Attempting to write, review, or dispute a contract without legal training can expose you to significant risk. Our attorneys ensure:
- Your agreements are legally sound and protect your interests
- Disputes are resolved efficiently, through negotiation or litigation if needed
- You understand your rights and obligations before signing
Common Contract Disputes We Handle
- Business partnership agreements gone wrong
- Service providers failing to deliver
- Real estate purchase and lease agreement issues
- Vendor and supplier contract breaches
- Employment contract violations
Protect Your Rights Before It's Too Late
Contract disputes are often time-sensitive. Acting quickly can prevent financial loss and preserve your legal remedies. Contact our office today for a consultation and let our team secure the best possible outcome for you.
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Understanding Contract Disputes
Contract disputes arise when one or more parties fail to honor the terms of a legally binding agreement. This can include failing to deliver goods or services, refusing to make payment, violating non-compete clauses, or misrepresenting key facts.
Examples of Common Contract Disputes
- Breach of Contract: One party fails to fulfill their obligations, causing financial harm
- Breach of Implied Covenants: Breaking the duty of good faith and fair dealing
- Fraudulent Contracts: Agreements made under false pretenses or with hidden terms
- Illegal Contracts: Contracts unenforceable because they violate the law
Our firm investigates the facts, reviews your agreement, and develops a strategy to protect your rights — whether through negotiation, mediation, arbitration, or litigation.
Steps to Take if a Contract Is Breached
If you believe a contract has been breached, timing and documentation are critical. Here’s what you should do:
1. Review the Contract Carefully
Identify the specific terms that were violated and any notice or cure provisions (deadlines for the breaching party to fix the problem).
2. Gather Documentation
Collect all relevant communications, payment records, invoices, and any evidence showing performance or non-performance.
3. Communicate in Writing
Send a formal notice to the other party outlining the breach and requesting a resolution. Written proof helps if the dispute escalates.
4. Contact an Attorney
Legal counsel ensures you understand your options, including damages, rescission, or specific performance (forcing the other party to comply).
5. Seek Resolution or Litigation
We negotiate settlements when possible but are prepared to file suit to protect your interests if necessary.
Common Mistakes People Make With Contracts
Many disputes could be avoided if parties were more careful during the drafting and negotiation stage. Here are mistakes we often see:
- Signing Without Legal Review: Relying on templates or trusting the other party can leave you exposed to hidden risks.
- Failing to Include Key Terms: Missing details about deadlines, payment schedules, or dispute resolution methods leads to ambiguity.
- Not Documenting Changes: Verbal agreements or handshake deals are hard to enforce later.
- Ignoring Red Flags: If a contract seems unfair or one-sided, consult an attorney before signing.
By involving legal counsel early, you can prevent costly disputes and ensure your agreements protect your rights from the start.
Frequently Asked Questions
A breach of contract occurs when one party fails to perform their obligations under a legally binding agreement, such as not paying, delivering, or meeting deadlines.
It depends on the contract terms. Some agreements allow rescission or cancellation under specific conditions. Our attorneys can review your contract for options.
You may recover financial losses, reimbursement for services or goods, lost profits, attorney’s fees (when allowed), and in some cases, punitive damages.
Yes. A lawyer can identify hidden risks, clarify obligations, and ensure the agreement protects your best interests before you commit.
Deadlines vary by state and by the type of contract (written, oral, etc.). Acting quickly preserves your right to seek damages and strengthens your case.
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