Breach of Contract
Every business needs contracts. Every business also is in deep trouble when their partners don’t hold up their end of the bargains. A breach of contract is a business problem, whether it happens to you or you are accused of it, you have to act. We can help.
At Magaziner Law, P.A., we’re business law attorneys who help construction firms resolve problems. In breach of contract cases, we look at the facts and advocate for our clients. We’ve developed our litigation skill to the point where we can confidently pursue your needs in your case. We’ve fought for our clients in courts in Clearwater and across the Tampa area. You can count on our service.
Understanding A Breach Of Contract
A breach of contract is when one party violates their contractual obligations. A breach is possible on both sides of a contract. When a party violates their contract, you will lose out on money and opportunity, and it can also create difficulty in the future. Construction companies live and die by their reliability in that way.
Common breach of contract disputes come up over such issues as:
- Nonpayment: Disagreements about payment either amount or schedule are among the most common disputes you will have.
- Delays: Construction works on a timeline, and those timelines are tight. Delays happen, but extensive, ruinous delays are a major problem.
- Failure to meet spec: Either due to poor workmanship or lacking standards, not meeting the specifications of the job is a breach.
- Unauthorized changes: No blueprint is perfect, and sometimes you have to make an adjustment to complete the job. But certain changes will invalidate the contract.
If there is a breach on any of these terms you have to make certain that you are already to respond. That’s why you can rely on us. We’ve fought breach of contract cases throughout our careers. We have found solutions inside the courtroom and out and prioritize the things that really matter to you: results.
Legal Solutions for Breach Cases
In a beach case there are typically two types of legal remedy for your case: compensation and performance. In most cases, financial compensation for the breach should help make your business whole, but not every case.
Specific performance is a breach remedy that we pursue when money is not going to solve your problem. If you need material or if you need a job completed, we can pursue that outcome in court on your behalf.
When To Call Magaziner Law, P.A.
A breach of contract is a business risk. It can hurt your bottom line or your reputation, and you deserve to pursue the best possible outcome for your company and yourself when you have this in front of you. Reach out to us today to find out how we can help by calling 727-900-7557 or sending an email using this form.