Breach of Contract
What Can Be Done In The Case Of A Contract Breach?
When you make a business agreement; Money, relationships, or the fulfillment of certain crucial services may be on the line. A contract is a legally binding agreement made between two or more parties. In a contract, you may agree to certain terms of payment, may agree to perform certain services, or may agree to partner with another person or business entity to achieve mutually beneficial ends. Yet, when one or more parties fails to honor their obligations, a business can lose money, time, and important relationships can be damaged. If you are facing a breach of contract dispute, you may want to speak to the lawyers at Gatlin Voelker, PLLC. Our breach of contract lawyers can review your contract, evaluate the circumstances of the breach, and pursue remedies either inside or outside of court. Contract law can sometimes be complicated. Sometimes, it helps to have an attorney on your side when a contract dispute arises.
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You have several legal options if a contract has not been honored in Kentucky or Ohio. If your contract was broken, you may be entitled to receive compensation to cover your losses. If you made a payment for services or goods and these were not delivered, you may be able to seek restitution payments to recover the amount you paid for services or goods that were not delivered. In some cases, your breach of contract lawyer may also seek punitive damages if the breach of contract was especially harmful. In some instances, the court may order the party that broke the contract to perform the services owed.
If you believe the terms of a contract have not been honored, you may have remedies under the law. However, there are limits to the amount of time you may have to seek a recovery, compensation, or damages. Speak to Gatlin Voelker, PLLC, breach of contract lawyers today to learn more about your rights and options.
Types Of Contracts
Modern business management can be quite complex. While many businesses operate under traditional contracts and agreements, in some cases, other types of contracts may be valid. For example, some agreements are made through e-mail or through writing. Other agreements are made verbally. In short, any agreement made in writing should be considered with caution because courts may later see written promises or agreements as contracts, even if they are made only through e-mail. It is important to understand your responsibilities and liabilities when making agreements. Finally, if you believe the terms of a written or verbal agreement are not being honored, you may want to speak to the breach of contract lawyers at Gatlin Voelker, PLLC. Our trusted attorneys help a range of businesses and individuals address their diverse business needs and concerns. When a contract is broken, you and your business could face losing income or losing services and relationships you rely on. Gatlin Voelker, PLLC are breach of contract lawyers who may be able to help.
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