Contract law

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When disputes arise in real estate transactions, our team is here to help. We have extensive experience in real estate litigation and can provide effective representation in court or in alternative dispute resolution settings.

When parties to a contract have contract disputes we advocate defending your legal rights. Sometimes the parties may agree to a settlement through informal negotiations or mediation. But, when negotiations fail to preserve your contractual rights our real estate litigation attorneys will litigate the dispute and aggressively advocate for our client’s best interests.

Having an experienced lawyer evaluate your breach of contract claim is imperative. Our professional real estate attorneys can address your concerns and help you with your case.

The real estate litigation attorneys at NorCal Attorney Brokers law firm represent property owners, trustees, real estate investors, home buyers, sellers, and others in breach of contract matters. Our experienced real estate attorneys can help you analyze your case, formulate a legal strategy, represent you in litigation, and help you with a resolution, such as a trial or settlement.

Areas of Contract Law

In California, contract law covers a wide range of areas. Here are some key aspects:

1. Breach of Contract: This includes disputes arising when one party fails to fulfill their contractual obligations, such as failure to perform services or deliver goods as agreed.

2. Contract Formation: Understanding the requirements for a valid contract, including offer, acceptance, consideration, capacity, and legality of the subject matter.

3. Contract Interpretation: Determining the intent of the parties and resolving ambiguities in contracts to ascertain each party's rights and obligations.

4. Contract Enforceability: Ensuring that contracts meet legal standards, such as being free from fraud, duress, or unconscionability, to be enforceable in court.