Most breach of contracts cases are primarily controlled by the contract at the center of the issue. Courts try to resolve as much as possible by looking at the terms of the contract. Additional information is only allowed when the contract is unclear or if there is a ...
Read MoreLitigation is made up of multiple steps. Every litigation participant is promised a speedy trial. While the time it takes to get through a case may ...
View MoreWhen basing a lawsuit on a contract, the written agreement is very important. When you go to court with a written contract, it becomes difficult to ...
View MoreActions speak louder than words, and this is especially true in litigation. If you question the validity of the terms of a contract or actions of a ...
View MoreNot all agreements are contracts. A contract is an agreement between at least two parties, where one party promises to do something and, in return the ...
View MoreSometimes even the most obvious part of proving a case--like showing a copy of contract--can decide the legal matter. For example, take the case of JP ...
View MoreIn the case of Church on Rock North vs. Church Mutual Insurance Company , Church on Rock North (“North Church”) is suing its insurance company Church ...
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