Breach of Contract
Breach of contract occurs when one party fails to go along with the terms of an agreement made with another party. The parties can be people or companies or other organisations. The agreement might be set down in writing or contained only in spoken words. If someone has broken an agreement with you, you have a right to seek compensation according to the law, or to have the court order the other party to stop the breach or even perform the contract as it was agreed in the first place.
The remedy to which you may be entitled will depend on the circumstances. Resolution of disputes about breach of contract tend to require a close look at the words used to form the agreement, and an interpretation of what the parties took those words to mean at the time they entered into the agreement.
Damages for Breach of Contract
Experienced lawyers recognize there will be two sides to every breach of contract story, and it is important to understand them both – before you start to argue. As with everything we do, Sue Chen Lawyers take a team approach to understanding breach of contract cases. Differing perspectives allow us to get to grips with the merits of a case – on both sides – and to anticipate the other side’s arguments.
Sue Chen Lawyers’ litigation lawyers handle breach of contract cases concerning various types of agreements, including employment contracts, commercial contracts, construction agreements, insurance contracts, contracts for sale of property or land, service agreements. There are many ways to write a contract, and many ways to breach them.
Breach of Contract Lawyer
Sue Chen’s breach of contract lawyers are experienced and diligent. We understand that sometimes the best advice is to settle out of court. And sometimes a disagreement over a contract will need a judge to resolve. If you need advice and representation to do with a breach of contract, call Sue Chen Lawyers. We can help.