Individuals or businesses who sign a contract are expected to follow the terms of their agreement. Regardless of whether you actually read or understood the contract that you signed, you are usually required to fulfill your obligations under it or you could face a breach of contract case. Unfortunately, in some situations, one or both parties to a contract fails to live up to the promises that were made when the contract was negotiated and signed. A failure to fulfill the terms of a contract is considered a breach, and the non-breaching party may pursue legal remedies. There are different types of breaches including a material breach of contract and a non-material breach of contract. The implications of each type of breach will vary and it is important to understand your legal rights and your legal options when a contract you are party to suffers from a failure of performance. A Las Vegas, NV contract lawyer at Pintar Albiston LLP can help you in the event that a breach occurred.
Posted on: Sat, 13 Dec 2014 08:37:33 +0000
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