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Breach of Contract

A breach of contract simply means that one party to an agreement has failed to adhere to its terms.

Contracts do not necessarily have to be made in a single written agreement to be legally binding. They can also be created informally through correspondence/emails, actions, or in conversation.

If you think that the contract has been breached the other party, then there are a number of remedies that may be required in your specific circumstances. You could be entitled to:

  • Compensation for losses suffered
  • Terminate the contract
  • Specific performance – force the other party to comply with their obligations under the contract
  • Injunctive Relief
  • Renegotiate Terms

Alternatively, you may be the party that has breached a contract and should seek help to limit your exposure.

It is imperative that all parties seek advice from an experienced professional and our team can help.

Our Team

Hannah Fairweather

Hannah Fairweather

LLP Member and Head of Department
Adam Hollis

Adam Hollis

LLP Member and Head Of Department
Peter Kidd

Peter Kidd

Senior Associate Solicitor
Andrew Emery

Andrew Emery

Paralegal
Katie Gratton

Katie Gratton

Solicitor
Bartosz Ociepka

Bartosz Ociepka

Paralegal

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