Contract Disputes
Contract disputes are common for litigators. It is easy to understand why. Everyone will enter into a contract at some point and most businesses will do so on a daily basis. When contracts have not been agreed in writing, a binding contract may still have been entered into orally and even when the parties have not agreed anything certain terms will be implied by law or by a course of dealing between the parties. As a result, there is every chance that sooner or later a dispute will arise.
We have enjoyed successes in the following type of contractual claims on behalf of individuals and/or businesses:
- Supply of goods and services
- Implied terms
- Enforceability of standard terms and conditions
- Misrepresentation
- Consumer credit agreements
- Exclusion clauses and unfair contract terms
- Wrongful interference with goods
- Property, risk and retention of title claims
- Disputes over payment, delivery and rejection of goods
- Frustration, mistake and force majeure
- Warranties and Indemnities
- Restrictive covenants
- Insurance claims
It is important that you seek legal advice at the earliest opportunity if you personally or your business faces a contractual problem. Bolt Burdon’s litigation team will carry out a forensic analysis of the dispute from the outset using our expertise and experience in this sometimes complex area of law. We will also give you the necessary advice to help you avoid contractual disputes in the future.
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