Our dedicated Birmingham, AL breach of contract lawyer is here to help you take action and protect your rights when a contract is violated. With over 20 years of experience assisting clients in Alabama, our firm has the knowledge and experience to help you handle a breach of contract with confidence and clarity.
We are an experienced, community-focused team dedicated to providing comprehensive legal, public policy, and public affairs services for our diverse range of clients in Alabama and nationally. With attorneys who have served in the Alabama State Senate and United States House of Representatives, you can trust our team to handle your case with passion and professionalism. Schedule your consultation with our team at Bachus, Brom & Taylor, LLC today to take the first step towards protecting your rights after a breach of contract.
The first step towards a resolution in a case involving a broken contract is identifying and confirming exactly how the contract was breached. Our Birmingham breach of contract attorney has extensive experience assisting clients with a variety of contracts and breaches and can help you understand your case and how it can be resolved.
An important categorization of contract breaches is that of material and minor breaches. A material breach is a substantive breach in the contract that compromises the integrity of the contract while a minor breach is a breach that does not inhibit the performance of the contract. An example of a material breach is a complete failure to deliver payment for goods or services while a minor breach may involve paying for the goods or services a day or too late. Regardless of if the breach was material or minor, you can take legal action to recoup your losses.
Actual and anticipatory breaches are important categories of breaches as well. An actual breach occurs when one party in the contract fails to uphold, comply with, or deliver the expressed duty in the contract. An anticipatory breach is a clearly expressed desire to break a contract prior to the actual breach occurring. Our Alabama breach of contract lawyer can also help you understand how you may be able to take action in the event of an anticipatory breach in order to protect yourself from the consequences that you would suffer should a breach occur.
Whether you have been the victim of a breach of contract or are concerned that another party may soon break your contract, our breach of contract lawyer is here to help you receive the justice and compensation that you deserve. Contracts are the backbones of your business, and when another party violates a contract it can be difficult and frightening. The good news is that there are paths available for you to protect your business and recoup your losses and that our team is here to help you take advantage of these options. For more information on how we can help you recover from a breach of contract, contact Bachus, Brom & Taylor, LLC today.
