Protect Your Business Interests Through Contract Breach Disputes

In the complex world of business, contracts are essential for defining relationships, obligations and expectations. When one party fails to fulfill their contractual obligations, it results in a breach of contract. For medium to large businesses in Minnesota, this can lead to significant financial losses and operational disruptions.

Perry & Perry PLLP provides skilled litigation services to ensure your business is protected and you have an enforceable contract. We know the impact these disputes can have on a business, regardless of what side you are on, and we can help you defend your needs in the most timely and cost-effective manner possible.

Types Of Contract Breaches

The first step in building a personalized litigation strategy for your dispute is understanding what type of contract breach is in question. Common types of these breaches include:

• Minor Breach: A partial breach where one party fails to perform a small part of their obligations
• Material Breach: A significant failure to perform, causing substantial harm
• Anticipatory Breach: When one party indicates they won’t fulfill their obligations before the due date
• Fundamental Breach: A severe breach allowing the non-breaching party to terminate the contract and sue for damages.

We will review the details of your dispute to confirm what type of breach you are dealing with and how we can help you, regardless of what caused the breach in the first place.

Common Causes Of Contract Breaches

Contracts can be breached for various reasons, and identifying the cause is key to resolving the issue. Common causes include not delivering promised goods or services, failing to pay, violating contract terms, or poor quality of work. By understanding what caused the contract breach, we can do more to develop a plan that can pursue a swift and effective resolution to your dispute.

Legal Remedies For Breach Of Contract

There are many different resolutions that can come from a breach of contract claim, including:

• Compensatory damages: Financial compensation awarded to cover losses resulting from a breach.
• Consequential damages: Compensation for further losses that arise as a consequence of the breach.
• Specific performance: A judicial decree mandating that the party in breach complete their contractual duties.
• Rescission: An annulment of the contract, freeing both parties from their commitments.
• Reformation: An amendment of the contract to more accurately represent the original intentions of the parties and to rectify any problems.

With over 60 years of combined experience, Perry & Perry PLLP is well-equipped to litigate breach of contract cases for businesses in Minnesota. Our approach includes a thorough analysis of your situation, preparation for negotiation to minimize the duration of your dispute, and aggressive litigation when necessary to represent you in court.

Defend Your Needs With Experience

When your business needs to resolve a contract bread dispute, let us manage the legal needs while you focus on your company. We proudly serve the Downtown Minnesota-Saint Paul area, and are ready to represent you. Call us at 952-444-9903 or reach out to us online to schedule your initial consultation today.