Contracts are legally binding agreements where two or more entities agree on a certain set of conditions. Both entities might have to go out of their way to fulfill each requirement in a contract.
Every so often, one party in a contract might believe that they are getting ripped off from the other side. These are some examples of times when you would want to hire a contract dispute attorney.
Complete Breach
When you’re looking to buy a house, you might start a contract with someone selling a home. Under these types of contracts, you can have a certain amount of days to get your money together and get an inspection so that you can make a responsible house purchase.
The issue is that during this time, a home seller might decide that they don’t wish to sell that home to you anymore. While you may or may not have a clause in the contract where they can break off the home sale if they pay a certain amount of money, they might still completely break the contract that you signed. This can require a contract dispute attorney to either force the contract to go through or give you reparations for the money and time you lost.
Minor Breach
Many businesses start contracts with their suppliers to ensure consistent supply at rates they like. However, one party in the contract might slightly break the contract.
For example, a food supplier might not give out the quantities of food a business is required to have under that contract. A contract dispute attorney can ensure that these issues can be fixed or that the contract can now be legally broken.
