Contract and Business Law

The basic elements of a contract consist of:

• Capacity All parties are of legal age and sound mind;
  
• Mutual Assent an offer and acceptance is willing entered into by the parties;
  
• Consideration >there is a bargain-for-exchange between the parties
  
• Legality established legally not involving illegal conduct.
  
  

Possible Contractual Remedies:

• General Damages
• Consquestional damages
• Reliance damages
• Specific performance

Levy Law Services:

• Reviewing contracts
  

Our lawyers diligently review a contract for Potential conflicts, discrepancies, errors, and unbeneficial terminology

• Negotiating contracts
  

We represent you in negotiating the terms and conditions of the contract to protect your interest

• Drafting contracts
  

A contract legally binds all parties agreeing on the conditions and terms of a contract. When drafting a contract we put our client’s request above all and strive to create an agreement that protects and secures our client’s interests.

*when drafting a contract, our lawyers thoroughly review the details of the agreement and endeavor in drafting a contract that exceeds our client’s expectations.

• Demand Letters and Collections
  

We draft firm letters stating the legal consequences and remedies that may proceed without the opposing party’s cooperation.

Levy Law Lawyers through gained lawyering experience has built the knowledge and skills to consult our clients with advantageous legal advice to strengthen the binding agreements between them and their counterparts. We fight zealously for our clients and help negotiate and resolve breaches of contracts on behalf of our clients.

Business contracts types:

· Business to business Agreements;

· Service contracts

· Employment contracts;

· Independent Contractor contracts;

· Real Estate agreements;

· Buying and Selling products or goods contracts;

· Transportation contracts

· Insurance contracts

· And more.


An alternative option to resolving contract disputes we offer our clients when available are:


• Arbitration
  

Using a neutral third party (the arbitrator) to unbiasedly heed all sides of the dispute and establish a binding decision.

• Mediation
  

Allowing an impartial third party (mediator) to resolve conflict through negotiating techniques of finding agreements to reach a mutual agreement.

• Alternative Dispute Resolution(ADR)
  

Other forms to resolve disputes faster like a moderated settlement or summary jury trial.

Contact the experienced lawyers at Levy Law to draft a strongly worded contract to protect your interest and defend you in the case you’re facing a breach of contract.

Call Levy law now for a free consultation at (818) 632-2205 to discuss your business.