Contracts form the bedrock of modern commerce. When you sign a legal agreement, you promise to act in good faith and fulfill your contractual obligations so long as the other party does the same. The contract provides you with a clear explanation of your new rights and obligations and the evidence to hold the other party accountable if they act in bad faith.
Unfortunately, bad faith is more common than you might think. Business partners may attempt to avoid fulfilling their obligations, customers may try not to pay you, or vendors might accuse you of failing to uphold the agreement. When these issues arise, it’s time to seek experienced legal counsel.
At Peterson Law, LLP, our attorneys are prepared to assist you in your contract dispute or breach of contract claim. We have years of experience representing individuals and businesses in legal agreement negotiations, conflicts, and litigation. Our skilled trial lawyers are available to help you resolve the matter efficiently and effectively, whether you have been harmed or are accused of violating an agreement. Get in touch to discuss your needs with our California contract dispute law firm.
Our Contract Services
Contracts are found in every industry and affect businesses large and small. The contract litigation attorneys at Peterson Law, LLP, are available to represent clients with contractual disputes regarding:
- Commercial agreements
- Civil torts
- Real estate transactions
- Financial institutions and loan servicers
Preparing for Contract Disputes and Litigation
Contracts may take many forms, from verbal and handshake agreements to highly detailed hard copies. Regardless of the format, they must still be respected. At Peterson Law, LLP, we understand the fine details of contract disputes and how the form may affect a disagreement. We use our in-depth knowledge of California contract law to provide every client with personalized legal counsel regarding the best way to prepare their case.
Our firm prioritizes individual connections with each client. We will work closely with you to review the agreement in question and the events leading up to the potential breach. By taking the time to understand your case and the surrounding circumstances fully, we can better advocate for your preferred outcome in the courtroom or at the negotiation table.
