Orange County Business Lawyer.
Newport Beach Business attorney
who can assist you with all of your business law needs from drafting contracts, contract disputes, corporate formation and disolution, business & contract litigation to corporate transactional and litigation matters.
Newport Beach Litigation Attorney.
Experienced Orange County civil litigation attorney, providing zealous and aggressive legal representation. Moreover our Newport Beach | Irvine attorney is experienced in corporate and business law. Please find below links for some reference materials in the area of civil litigation. If you require the further assistance of an attorney in Orange county California, please feel free to contact our office for more information.
|
|
Contract Law
What is contract law? What is required for a valid contract? Does the contract need to be in writing? What are the rules for formation of Contract, Consideration, performance of contract, Substitutes of Performance of contract, Terms of the contract, Excuse of Performance, Breach of contract, UCC 2-207 v. Mirror Image Rule, Defenses to Breach of Contract, third party contracts, and contract remedies. Are the rules the same for Service Contracts vs. Contracts for Goods? What warranties are implied in contract law?
Defenses to Breach of Contract
Are their defenses to a breach of contract claim? What rights and remedies does an individual have for a breach of contract. Are these rights and remedies exclsuive? Are their defenses to a breach of contract claim?
read more
Defenses to Formation of Contract
Do you require the assistance of a contract lawyer for contract related legal issues including contract litigation? We have a business lawyer in our office who can help.
Remedies for Breach of Contract
What are the remedies for breach of contract? Remedies to Breach of Contract include Consequential Damages-HADLEY must arise naturally from breach OR should have been within breacher’s contemplation-(foreseeable) Reasonably certain Expectation Damages-puts party in position of performed contract A=loss in value cost avoided+other B=cost of reliance+profit+other Must be reasonably certain Reliance-puts non breacher back to pre contact See also relief for quasi-contact Restitution Damages: Disgorge benefit-puts breacher back to pre-contact Specific performance-where damages would not suffice. Incidental Damages-loss resulting from attempting to minimize loss due to breach Liquidated Damages-damages difficult to ascertain Reasonable estimate of damages from breach-NO PENALTIES No punitive damages Mitigation Lost volume seller No duty per se, but failure to do so reduces damages Stop work where continuing would increase damages Stop work where continuing would increase damages Cover Injunction.
read more
|
