New York Breach of Contract Attorney
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“Breaching” a contract by failing to comply with the guidelines stated therein can wreak havoc on the well-being of the affected party. When one or more parties are at fault for a breach of contract, the faith placed in them by the victimized party is shattered. Also, if the victim fails to properly fight for their rights, they may be forced to comply with things that they did not originally agree to when they signed the contract, which could further damage their lives and relationships with all other parties.
At Nisar Law Group, P.C., we pride ourselves in providing the individual attention one would receive from a small firm and the results of a large corporate firm. Our attorneys are well versed in their legal abilities and have the experience required to handle a wide range of business legal affairs. When you come to our firm, you can trust that we will go above and beyond to protect the success of your business.
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Act now if you are facing a contract dispute of any kind by consulting a New York business litigation attorney from Nisar Law Group, P.C. With over 19 years of combined experience, our New York breach of contract lawyers have the knowledge and skill to protect your interests.
Three Types of Contract Breaches You Should Know About:
Material Breach – A material breach is committed when, in short, a party strays so far from the heart of the contract that the contract is rendered “irreparably broken” and may as well have not been written in the first place. Also referred to as “total breaches,” these breaches go to the very root of the agreement and are noticeable enough to cause actual monetary damages or undue hardship.
Fundamental Breach – A fundamental breach allows the party affected by the breach can not only collect damages, but also void the contract if they so desire. In order for a fundamental breach to exist, the following elements must exist:
- Validity: Only valid contracts can be breached, meaning that they must have a clear offer, acceptance, and a mention of “consideration,” or what each party will give in exchange for the other’s goods and services.
- Breach: The breach must be noticeable and cause significant harm.
- Damages: The harm caused by the breach must be actual and provable, such as financial losses, a damaged reputation, or a loss of a partnership.
Anticipatory Breach – An anticipatory breach occurs when one party realizes that another party is going to fail in fulfilling their end of the contract in the future. Therefore, the anticipant party can sue for damages and/or terminate the contract before the breach even occurs. Common types of anticipatory breaches include explicit refusals from one party to perform their duties, the introduction of an unforeseen circumstances which make it impossible for a party to fulfill the contract, or selling or transferring property to a third party other than the contracted buyer in the context of real estate transactions.
How to Fight a Breach of Contract in New York
If you have entered into a contract with another party and they have breached that contract, the New York attorneys of Nisar Law Group, P.C. are more than qualified to assist you in gaining the legal resolution you want. With extensive experience and a helping attitude, our firm will do everything possible to reach your goals. We also offer flat-rate legal fees, which means that we provide satisfactory results at equally satisfactory prices.
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