Litigation

Contract Dispute Attorney

A broken contract can cost your business significant money, time, and opportunity. Our litigation attorneys pursue breach of contract claims aggressively — and defend against them with equal skill.

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Contract Dispute & Breach of Contract Litigation

Contract disputes are the most common form of commercial litigation, and the outcome depends heavily on the quality of legal representation from day one. Our contract litigation attorneys understand both the legal principles and the commercial context behind every dispute.

Types of Contract Disputes We Handle

  • Commercial sales and services contract breaches
  • Non-payment and commercial collection actions
  • Construction and contractor contract disputes
  • Distribution and reseller agreement disputes
  • Software and technology agreement disputes
  • Real estate purchase and sale agreement disputes
  • Franchise agreement disputes
  • Non-compete and non-solicitation agreement enforcement

Remedies We Pursue

  • Compensatory damages — lost profits, direct losses
  • Consequential and incidental damages
  • Specific performance where monetary damages are insufficient
  • Temporary restraining orders and injunctions
  • Attorney's fees recovery under contract or statute

Plaintiff or Defendant — We Represent Both

Our contract dispute attorneys represent both plaintiffs pursuing breach claims and defendants protecting against them. We evaluate each case on the merits and provide honest assessments of your legal position from the outset.

Has a Contract Been Breached?

Act quickly — statutes of limitations apply.

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FAQ

In Texas, the statute of limitations for written contract claims is generally 4 years from the date of breach. Oral contracts have a 4-year limitation as well under many circumstances, though this can vary. Georgia also generally provides a 6-year limitation for written contracts. It is critical to act promptly — waiting can forfeit your right to recover.
Recoverable damages typically include direct losses (what you paid or didn't receive), consequential losses that were foreseeable at the time of contracting, and in some cases attorney's fees if your contract or applicable statute provides for fee-shifting. We assess your damages claim during the initial consultation.

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