Experienced Contract Disputes Lawyers Serving Georgia Businesses
Last updated on August 26, 2024
Contracts are a fundamental part of operating a business. They help set the terms for many partnerships and working relationships with other businesses, vendors, contractors, and employees.
At Oliver Hughes LLC, we help Georgia business owners create strong contracts and assist in navigating any potential disputes with other parties. Our years of experience in handling these types of cases make us skilled in negotiating and litigating these serious issues and achieving a favorable outcome that doesn’t harm your business.
The Importance Of A Strong Contract
If you’re considering working with another business, vendor or other party, you need a solid contract from the start to protect your business and your interests. This is where we come in. By relying on our experience and skills, we can help you:
- Negotiate terms of the contract
- Draft a contract
- Review any additions or edits to the contract
- Understand complicated legal terminology
- Identify and close potential loopholes
- Safeguard against possible future disputes
Of course, contract disputes can occur even when you take all the necessary measures to prevent them. However, by working with a contract lawyer from the start of the process, you can minimize the risks and be prepared to handle a breach of contract or other dispute when it occurs.
What Are Common Types Of Contract Disputes?
Business contracts exist between many different parties, such as contracts with a supplier or vendor, a commercial lease agreement, a construction contract, or a business partnership contract. Any of these types of contracts may be breached at any time. The most common types of contract disputes are as follows:
- Actual breach of contract is when one party does not fulfill their terms of the contract.
- Anticipatory breach of contract is when one party expects the other party to breach the contract and instead breaches the contract first.
- Minor breach of contract is when the party that breaches the contract only violates the terms of the contract in a small or insignificant way.
- Material breach of contract is when the party that breached the contract has caused significant damage to the nonbreaching party.
At Oliver Hughes LLC, we are skilled at handling any of these types of contract disputes. We will represent you throughout the negotiations process as well as in court, if necessary. We are trial attorneys who aren’t afraid to fight to protect your rights and your business’s interests.
Get The Legal Representation You Need
If you’re facing complex contract disputes, you need a contract lawyer on your side. We can help you resolve any disputes while prioritizing your company and minimizing the impact a dispute might have on your business.
Call today at 470-863-3824 or send an email at your convenience. We represent clients throughout Woodstock.