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Contract and damages disputes
Contract terms define the parties' obligations and the conditions for default and termination. When a dispute arises, the connection between breach of contract or tort and the loss is examined against the available evidence.
Services provided
- Contracts for works, services, sales, dealerships and supply
- Confidentiality and non-compete agreements
- Reviewing and negotiating draft contracts
- Notices concerning breach, default and termination
- Damages claims arising from breach of contract
- Claims for pecuniary and non-pecuniary damages arising from tort
Common circumstances
I have been sent a contract to sign.
The draft is reviewed for obligations, liabilities, termination provisions and omissions. Provisions open to negotiation are identified in writing.
The other party is not complying with the contract.
The contract and documents relating to the breach are reviewed; formal notice, default, termination, performance and compensation are considered.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Why send a formal notice through a notary?
A notice sent through a notary formally records its content and date of service. This record assists proof in any subsequent dispute.
Contact details
You may contact us by telephone, email or WhatsApp.
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