Contract disputes
A breach of a business contract can be highly damaging, and our commercial litigation lawyers can assist you during the dispute and provide guidance on your options to resolve the dispute while protecting the company’s interests.
Our lawyers in our commercial litigation team have advised businesses of all sizes, including sole traders, SMEs, and large national and international organisations. We have worked with the following types of contract disputes:
- Contract breaches
- Reviewing and advising on contractual obligations
- Advising on potential future risks
- Advising on contract termination options
Our experienced lawyers have expertise in the following areas:
- Commercial contracts (contentious and non-contentious)
- Goods and services
- Incoporation
Please call (+49) 69 9675 8891 or click here to leave your message with your contact details, and we will get back to you to arrange a consultation.
FAQs
There are several important aspects to consider when faced with a contractual dispute. These include understanding the terms and provisions of the contract, identifying potential breaches, preserving evidence for the dispute, evaluating any dispute resolution clauses, and considering alternative dispute resolution methods.
We emphasise the importance of seeking legal advice to avoid getting into legal trouble.
You should consider the available options, many of which are outlined in the contract. These include seeking damages, enforcing specific obligations, obtaining injunctions, or terminating the contract.
You need expert legal representation to assess the situation, determine the appropriate legal remedies, and guide you through the dispute resolution process.
Prevention is key when it comes to contractual disputes. You can minimise the risk of future disputes by ensuring clear and comprehensive contract drafting, conducting thorough due diligence before entering into contracts, implementing effective contract management processes, and seeking legal review of contracts before signing.
We emphasise the importance of proactive legal advice to mitigate potential risks and maintain healthy business relationships.
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