Business Litigation
Contract Drafting
When a party signs a contract, it does so in good faith believing that the other contracting party will perform all conditions necessary to fulfill the ultimate objective of the contract. When the breaching party fails to perform all required conditions, the non-breaching party has the legal right to file a lawsuit for breach of contract. Other times, a lawsuit can be avoided by hiring an experienced attorney to review the terms of the contract to determine what performance, if any, is required under the contract. It is not uncommon for breach of contract matters to be settled by simply communicating a letter or phone call to the other contracting party.
Furthermore, the firm has vast experience in drafting, amending, and reviewing contracts related to the needs of particular client transactions.
If you are being sued for breach of contract and need assistance, our firm will carefully review the contract at issue to determine all available defenses that can be asserted in your particular matter. More often than not, contracting parties are unaware that the contract at issue contains several provisions that are vague and can be construed in favor of the alleged breaching party. For example, if only one sentence of a contract is written vaguely or violates California law, the entire agreement may be void or voidable.
If you need assistance with a breach of contract lawsuit, or need a contract drafted and reviewed by an experienced attorney, please contact the Law Office of Brian J. Shin. Call our office today at (213) 634-3400. You may also personally visit our office located at 3130 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 408, Los Angeles, CA 90010. If you are under very busy schedule, we can also come to you. For those that prefer other methods of communication, we can get the whole process started and completed without you ever coming to our office, via email, Skype, text and telephone.
Contract Review
The Law Office of Brian J. Shin has successfully handled diverse contractual disputes pertaining to breach of leases, breach of goods and services contracts, breach of employment contracts, and breach of purchase contracts, amongst others matters.