Breach Of Contract Litigation Firm
If your business has suffered losses due to another party’s failure to fulfill its contractual obligations, turn to Levy Goldenberg LLP. Our firm has extensive experience representing businesses throughout Manhattan and the greater New York City area in breach of contract claims.
We understand the challenges of prevailing in breach of contract cases and have a demonstrated track record of success in arbitration and court proceedings. Trust us to provide strategic, effective representation, whether you are the breaching or non-breaching party.
While we work to resolve contract disputes through negotiations, we are always ready to litigate to achieve the desired outcome. Rest assured, we will protect your interests in and out of the courtroom. Contact our breach of contract lawyers in Manhattan today.
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There are several types of contract breaches, including
- Minor breach – One party fails to perform part of the contract but does not (1) breach the entire agreement and (2) prevent the parties from fulfilling their remaining contractual obligations. A minor breach may not entitle the injured party to sue for damages if they are minor and make a lawsuit impractical.
- Material breach – A serious violation that (1) adversely affects the parties, (2) prevents them from fulfilling their obligations, and (3) undermines the entire agreement. The non-breaching party is permitted to stop performing its contractual obligations and sue for damages.
- Anticipatory breach – One party to a contract indicates through words or actions that it cannot fulfill its contractual obligations. The non-breaching party must mitigate its losses and not incur additional expenses. Otherwise, that party may not be able to recover any additionally incurred damages.
At Levy Goldenberg, we leverage our knowledge and experience litigating contract disputes to demonstrate the elements of breach of contract. You can depend on our legal team to enforce the agreement and protect your interests.
Case Results
Supreme Court, Kings County
Motion for Summary Judgment Seeking Partition and Sale of Brooklyn Property Granted; Co-Tenant's Claim of Exclusive Ownership...
Supreme Court, NY County
Motion to Dismiss Plaintiff's Claims of Ownership Interest in Manhattan Brownstone Based on Oral Agreement 25 Years...
Supreme Court, NY County
Motion to Dismiss Tenant's Counterclaim For Fraudulent Inducement to Enter into Lease Granted based on "As Is"...
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Commercial litigation involves complex factual and legal issues, and an unfavorable outcome can jeopardize your business. The best way to protect your interests is to have the informed representation Levy Goldenberg provides. Contact our Manhattan office today to get started with a seasoned breach of contract attorney.