Rockville, Maryland, Breach of Contract Attorney

A contract is a promise. In business, broken promises cost you money. Whether you are accused of contract breach, or have lost opportunities and revenue because of someone else's breach, contact our law firm. We can review complicated documents, advise you on your legal position, and inform you of your options.

Breach of contract cases generally involve either a refusal of one party to perform, or allegations of deficient performance. We negotiate remedies and seek resolution through traditional litigation, mediation or arbitration.

Rockville Breach of Contract Lawyer

We are familiar with all kinds of contracts in a wide variety of business areas, such as:

• Natural resource contracts
• Insurance contracts
• Employment contracts
• Supply contracts
• Real estate contracts and leases
• Construction contracts
• Commercial lease agreements
• Landlord-tenant contracts
• Equipment leasing contracts
• Shipping contracts
• Sales agreements
• Promissory notes and guaranties

Claims

When parties refuse payment outright, this is often based on the quality of materials or service, or the timely completion of work. We represent either party. More common are allegations of minor or material breach of contract. Poor contract drafting or communication at the outset may be the cause of the current dispute, or current differing interpretation of a contract. In court, a judge could order one party to perform what was promised, or compensate the other party for losses, or other remedy.

Attorney Daniel J. Wright is available to counsel and represent you in these civil litigation matters. He has been practicing law for more than 30 years. He worked for a major law firm in Washington, D.C., before opening his own practice in Maryland. For his entire career, attorney Wright has been dedicated to helping people during difficult and transitional times, helping them take action to build stronger futures.

Contact a Maryland business dispute lawyer online or call 301-655-8130. Calls taken 24 hours.