The three basic elements of a contract are offer, acceptance and consideration. Once those three elements have been established, Florida law provides remedies for people and business entities that have been damaged as a result of a breach of contract. In many instances, commercial contracts provide for resolution by arbitration rather than by litigation. In either case, we will work to protect your contractual rights.
Depending on the facts of your case, an attorney may be able to help you seek money damages or specific performance of a contract term. In some cases, you may also be able to recover reasonable costs and attorney’s fees associated with a breach of contract lawsuit.
Although it is impossible to provide a comprehensive list of business and commercial contracts, some of the most common types of contract claims involve:
- Development agreements
- Vendor agreements
- Purchase and sales agreements
- Partnership agreements
- Real estate contracts
- Trade agreements
- Joint venture agreements
- Lease agreements
- Non-compete agreements
- Parts contracts
- License Agreements
- Trade secrets disputes
We handle all phases of breach of contract disputes including pre-suit demands, negotiations, mediation, arbitration and trial. Our firm has been trusted by both small and large corporations, to effectively resolve contract disputes. We represent clients throughout the State of Florida. To contact a lawyer at our firm, call (954) 591-8261. You may also contact us by e-mail at info@truebloodlawgroup.com or by submitting your contact information here.