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.