Are You Stuck in a Binding Contract?

Let an Experienced Los Angeles Contract Dispute Attorney Help You!

When you sign a contract, you are legally obligated to adhere to its terms. Once you sign on the dotted line, you must provide the services, goods, payment, or other item as specified in the wording of the contract. At Campbell & Farahani, LLP, our Los Angeles contract lawyers have helped many individuals and businesses get out of binding contracts through meticulous scrutiny of the terms. If you are stuck in a binding contract that is causing your business financial harm or one that is no longer appropriate for or favorable to your company, then allow our firm to review the terms to see if enforcement can be avoided. In many cases, we can find language in contracts that allows our clients to avoid performing what they believe are their promised contractual obligations.

Types of Binding Contracts

Whether the contract is an employment contract, a non-compete agreement, a licensing contract, a partnership agreement, a joint venture agreement, a non-disclosure agreement or other type of formal written agreement, there are ways to avoid being bound by a contract that is no longer favorable or is financially advantageous to you or your business. Our legal team has exceptional skill in scrutinizing contractual terms to find areas that could be susceptible to different interpretations, allowing you to take a different course of action. We urge you to contact us immediately if you are involved in a contract dispute or are interested in finding out if a contract that you entered into can be disregarded.

Effective Contract Dispute Representation

At our firm, we are strictly concerned with protecting the interests of our clients. We have a great deal of insight into business law, contract law, and legal verbiage that is open to interpretation and challenge. A great number of contracts are drafted poorly, leaving contractual terms open to interpretation, and these types of contracts can be exploited for a client's benefit. The first step is to have the contract fully reviewed by our firm so that we can determine how to best proceed. We are proud to have prevailed in a large number of contract and business disputes, including contracts that were believed to have been fully binding and/or unassailable. In other cases, we have taken action against a party that has failed to adhere to the terms of a binding contract and have compelled their compliance with their contractual duties and obligations. Contact Campbell & Farahani, LLP for more information about getting out of a binding contract or enforcing a favorable contract.