Contract Dispute Litigation Lawyer Toronto

Contracts are integral to every business. As such, businesses are often in need of contract drafting, execution and advice with respect to their business contracts. It is important to understand that not all contracts are created equal. Sometimes, contracts are vague and can give rise to disputes for various reasons. Whether or not a contract was properly executed, whether it was discharged by performance in accordance with its terms, and whether there has been a breach of contract are all important legal considerations in contract disputes.

At Chand & Co., we appreciate that contract disputes are frustrating for all parties involved. Our team of civil litigation lawyers in Toronto will work diligently to provide you with smart and practical legal advice to help resolve your contract disputes and recover any damages you may be owed.  If you or your business have an issue at any stage of the contract process, contact Chand & Co.

A breach of contract dispute is a violation of any of the terms or conditions of a binding contract. Breach of contract occurs when one of the parties to a contract is unwilling or unable to fulfill their obligations under the contract.

Our law firm regularly represents clients in negotiation, mediation, arbitration and litigation to resolve contractual conflicts in matters involving:

• Employment Contracts;
• Sales Contracts;
• Commercial Lease Disputes;
• Shareholder and Partnership Agreements;
• Agreements of Purchase and Sale; and,
• Sale of Business and Asset Purchase Agreements.

We have helped our clients with a wide variety of contract disputes over the years, including those concerning:

• Breach of Contract;
• Misrepresentation;
• Duress and Undue Influence;
• Anticipatory Breach.

The lawyers at Chand & Co. have extensive experience in advising and representing clients regarding contract formation, the validity of contracts and the performance of obligations. Where appropriate, our legal team assists in seeking remedies such as interim, interlocutory or permanent injunctions restraining the other party from taking steps to breach the contract, orders for specific performance of the contract, and damages for breach of contract.