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Phoenix Breach of Contract Attorney
Overview
When the Other Side Doesn't Hold Up Their End
Part of building and growing a business is regularly entering into contracts for your business needs, like goods and services. But when dealing in contracts, sometimes the details become murky and someone doesn’t fulfill their obligations under the contract.
Although parties are supposed to enter contracts in good faith, sometimes things go wrong, and one party may choose not to perform as promised. An Enara Law contracts dispute and breach of contract lawyer in Phoenix can help guide you through what to do when someone hasn’t fulfilled their end of the bargain, and you’re stuck to pick up the pieces.
ELEMENTS OF A CASE
Elements of a Breach of Contract & Disputes Case
While all breach of contract cases involve unique terms and circumstances, the elements of a strong case remain consistent. In some cases each element is easily established; in others, such as verbal or implied contracts, they may be harder to prove. Establishing the following elements is essential.
01
Existence of a Contract
A valid contract, written, verbal, or implied, existed between the parties involved.
02
Breach of Terms
A party to the contract breached its terms by failing to perform an agreed obligation.
03
Damages Sustained
The non-breaching party sustained measurable damages as a direct result of the breach.
04
Causation & Responsibility
The breaching party is responsible for the breach and the damages sustained by the other side.
A contracts dispute attorney at Enara Law can help you establish these elements and aggressively represent you in holding someone responsible for breaching the terms of an agreement.
TRANSPARENT PRICING
How Much Does a Breach of Contract Attorney in Arizona Cost?
At Enara Law, we understand that if you’re looking for a business torts and commercial disputes attorney, you’re in a situation where someone has done wrong by you and your business, and you can’t sit idle and let it harm your reputation or operations. With that in mind, our business lawyers work with you to aggressively represent you and your business, so you can get back to focusing on running your company and move past the wrongdoings you’ve fallen victim to.
That’s why we’ve created a pricing model that allows small business owners to dedicate their time and resources to the management and operation of their business, not to the legal fees required to hold others accountable for harming it.
RECOVERY
Damages a Contracts Disputes Lawyer Can Help You Recover
Whenever a party breaches the terms of a contract, the non-breaching party is entitled to recover for their losses. Beyond actual damages, the following remedies and recourse may also be available.
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Actual Damages
The actual amount of losses directly sustained by the non-breaching party because of the other party’s default or breach of contract.
02
Consequential Damages
Damages recoverable because they were sustained as a consequence of the breach. For example, if a performer fails to appear at a venue, the venue may recover for the losses it incurred as a result.
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Liquidated Damages
Some contracts contain clauses that pre-define damages if a party breaches. A court can enforce that language and order the liquidated damages to be paid.
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Punitive Damages
Where a party’s conduct has been egregious or intentional, a court may require the breaching party to pay punitive damages to the innocent non-breaching party.
05
Specific Performance
A court can order the breaching party to fulfill the original terms of the agreement, for example, compelling a seller to sell goods at the originally agreed-upon price.
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Rescission & Restilution
The non-breaching party may cancel the contract and seek restitution to restore any benefit they conferred on the breaching party, returning both sides to their pre-contract positions.
CONFIDENTIAL CONSULTATIONS
Nationwide Business Torts & Commercial Disputes Lawyer in Arizona
The experienced business lawyers at Enara Law are here to guide you and aggressively represent your business when it has been wronged or misled. Contact us for a confidential consultation.