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Experienced Representation for Breach of Contract Cases in St. Louis, MO

At Ben Keathley Law Firm, we understand the frustration and financial impact that can arise when parties fail to uphold their legally binding agreements. When faced with a breach of contract, seeking legal redress becomes essential, and our breach of contract attorneys are here to safeguard your rights.
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Common Breach of Contract Scenarios

Non-Fulfillment of Obligations

When one party fails to fulfill their obligations as outlined in the agreement.

Untimely Performance

Failure to complete tasks within the specified timeframes.

Payment Defaults

Failure to make payments as agreed upon.

Substandard Performance

Failure to meet agreed-upon quality or workmanship standards.

Interference with Obligations

Preventing the other party from executing their duties.

Understanding Material and Immaterial Breaches

Contractual breaches fall into two categories: material and immaterial. A material breach involves a complete failure to perform a crucial obligation necessary for agreement execution. An immaterial breach, on the other hand, signifies partial non-performance of obligations. The actions available to address each type of breach differ, and our experienced attorneys can guide you through the appropriate course of action.

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Impact on Your Business

A breach of contract can disrupt your business operations and lead to financial losses. If your business has suffered due to a breach, you may be entitled to seek compensation for the resulting damages. With a wealth of experience in breach of contract cases, our attorneys have successfully handled numerous matters, enabling us to advocate for your interests through skilled negotiation or aggressive litigation in court.

When you partner with the Ben Keathley Law Firm, you choose dedicated legal professionals committed to securing the best possible outcome for your breach of contract case. Contact us today to discuss your situation and explore your options under Missouri contract law. Your business deserves comprehensive legal support; we’re here to provide it.

Ben Keathley Law Firm Can Help with All Types of Contract Law in Missouri

Express Contracts

Agreements explicitly stated in oral or written form, with terms clearly defined by the parties involved.

Implied Contracts

Contracts inferred from the actions, conduct, or circumstances of the parties, even if not explicitly stated.

Unilateral Contracts

A promise in exchange for an action, where one party agrees to perform once the other party fulfills their end.

Bilateral Contracts

Both parties promise to perform certain actions, forming a mutual exchange of obligations.

Executed Contracts

Contracts where both parties have fulfilled their obligations according to the terms.

Executory Contracts

Agreements where one or more parties still have outstanding obligations to fulfill.

Void Contracts

Agreements lack legal effect from the outset, often due to illegal or unenforceable terms.

Voidable Contracts

Contracts that one party may legally avoid or cancel under specific circumstances.

Unenforceable Contracts

Contracts that may be valid but cannot be enforced in a court of law due to technical defects or statute of limitations.

Promissory Estoppel

A legal doctrine that enforces a promise, even if it lacks consideration, to prevent injustice or reliance damage.

Quantum Meruit

“As much as deserved” – a remedy to recover the value of services rendered when a contract is unenforceable.

Navigating the complexities of contract law requires insight and expertise. At Ben Keathley Law Firm, we focus on Missouri contract law and offer comprehensive assistance to ensure your contractual rights are protected. Whether you’re dealing with breach of contract, or contract disputes, or need guidance in contract drafting, our seasoned attorneys are here to help.

Contact us today to discuss your contract-related needs. Call today at 314-312-2244 to discuss your situation.

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