Contractual disputes are common across all business sectors and are often seen as just a “cost of doing business.” When agreements are signed, they bind all parties to specific terms for a set period. However, breaches occur when one party fails to uphold their obligations under the contract. 

Clear and precise language is essential to effective contracts. Well-drafted agreements with straightforward terms can prevent many disputes before they arise. While it’s impossible to predict when or if a breach will occur, clearly written contracts make it difficult for any reasonable party to ignore their obligations. 

Due diligence is also crucial in contract formation. It is important to thoroughly research and carefully select who you enter into agreements with. 

If you have fulfilled your contractual obligations but another party has failed to meet theirs, Smith Trial Law can assist you with temporary restraining orders (TROs), pre-litigation strategies, and other forms of contract defense. 

• Commercial Leases 

• Company Contracts 

• Consumer Contract Disputes 

• General Material Breach 

• Non-Compete Agreements 

• Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) 

• Oral Contracts 

• Sale of Goods Contracts 

• Statute of Frauds 

• Statute of Limitations 

• Written Contracts 
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To learn more about how our experience can help you with a contract dispute or any other issue, contact us today to discuss your claim.