If you are a business owner in the state of Ohio, it is important that you equip yourself with an understanding of the law on certain issues. One of the issues that you should have a good understanding of is the law regarding breach of contract. When a client or partner breaches a contract that you have signed, this can lead to serious financial consequences for your business. This is why it is vital to know how action should be taken in order to minimize damages and to uphold the law. How do I know if a contract has been breached? Legally speaking, a contract is breached if even the most minor of details or demands held in the contract are not upheld. However, this does not mean that legal action should be taken when an arbitrary detail in the contract is not fulfilled. You should consider taking legal action if the contractual breach led to damages. How should I take action? You should first try an informal attempt at a resolution. Doing this calmly and professionally can help you maximize your chances. If this is not successful, you may decide to file a lawsuit. What damages can I recoup? If successful in your lawsuit, you may be able to recoup a wide array of damages. It is possible that you will be entitled to compensatory damages, as well as additional damages that take into account the wrongdoings of the other party. If you have been a victim of a breach of contract in the state of Ohio, it is important that you take action and stand up for your rights.
Taking action after a breach of contract in Ohio
On Behalf of Lindhorst & Dreidame Co., L.P.A. | Dec 11, 2018 | Business Litigation
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