Resolve Breach of Contract Cases Quickly and Affordably
Whether a customer has breached your contract or a third party is claiming your business breached their contract, LegalShield makes it easy to get the legal help you need at a price you can afford.
Starting at $39.00 per month
How to Handle a Breach of Contract Situation
33% of all civil court cases are for breach of contract.* If you believe an employee, customer, vendor or other party has breached a contract with your business, you should take the following steps.
- Try to resolve the dispute by speaking with the other party in a firm yet respectful tone
- If the problem persists, send a formal demand letter that references the contract
- If you still get no resolution, you may choose to file a lawsuit for breach of contract
A small business plan from LegalShield allows you to have an attorney help you will all of the above steps. You get unlimited consultation with a business attorney and they can even write demand letters and make phone calls to settle contract disputes before going filing a lawsuit.
Join legalShield now and be on the phone with an contract attorney in 4 hours or less.
Filing a Breach of Contract Lawsuit
Sometimes, filing a lawsuit is the only way to get the other party to honor their obligations under your contract. Here are the most common breach of contract cases.
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All lawsuits start by filing a formal complaint in the propper court of jurisdiction that references the contract between the parties, the specific breach(s) and the damages you are seeking.
Filing a lawsuit can be stressful. The good news is you can work with an experienced breach of contract litigator to help you file your case correctly and develop winning arguments.
Defend Your Business Against a Breach of Contract Claim
Should your business have to defend itself in a breach of contract lawsuit, know that our SMB 50 and SMB 100 business plans include trial defense services for no additional fee.
Your attorney will not only provide legal advice, review documents and conduct research, they’ll actually represent you at hearings and trials to protect your rights and the investment you have made in your business.
Not all pre-existing situations qualify for defense benefits, so contact LegalShield as soon as possible to get the legal protection your business needs for a price it can easily afford.
How a Legalshield Small Business Plan Works for Contract Litigation
All LegalShield plans come jam-packed with valuable benefits. When it comes to getting help with a breach of contract cases, the most common plan usage is in two areas.
CONSULTATION AND ADVICE
You can have unlimited phone consultation with an contract litigator to get questions answered, receive legal advice and make sure your business is protected.
DOCUMENT REVIEW & NEGOTIATION
You can have your attorney review any documents (up to 15 pages each) and even make phone calls and write letters on behalf of your business to resolve contract disputes.
You get the best of both worlds. You have the help of an contract attorney to make sure your business is well protected AND you save a ton of money.
Key Features of Our Small Business Legal Plans
LegalShield’s business plans can help you in the following areas.
Speak with your provider attorney on an unlimited number of business legal issues. One hour of legal research on each matter is included at no additional charge.
Your provider attorney can make phone calls or write letters on your behalf. Depending on the type of plan, a designated number of debt collection letters are included each month at no additional charge.
Have your provider attorney review documents and contracts up to 15 pages each. Preparation of documents is provided under the preferred member discount.
Your provider attorney can defend your business in covered civil lawsuits. Depending on the type of plan, a designated number of pre-trial hours and trial hours are included at no additional charge.