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Understanding Contract Drafting & Breaches

Chelsea Lankford • May 16, 2024

Dallas, Texas Contracts Lawyer

Contracts serve as vital tools that outline the responsibilities and commitments between two parties. They also provide tangible evidence of an existing relationship or transaction. Furthermore, contracts delineate the utilization of resources and time between entities, in accordance with Texas contract law. Crafting a contract accurately is essential for the prosperity of your business and professional interactions.


Custom contracts are written for specific needs, specific regulations, and are often heavily negotiated between the parties. Importantly, the role of the contract drafting attorney is to facilitate contract negotiation and suggest solutions. Seeking the sound legal advice of a trained contract advocate leads to better, more balanced agreements, safeguarding your interests.  At Wilson Legal Group P.C., we provide you the expertise of a Dallas contracts attorney who will guide you in drafting various types of documents.

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Benefits of Hiring a Contract Review & Drafting Attorney

While hiring an attorney involves an upfront cost, it can save time and resources in the long run. They can handle the complex and time-consuming aspects of contract management, allowing you to focus on your business. Attorney involvement can also prevent costly legal disputes and mistakes. Perhaps one of the most important benefits of hiring an attorney is peace of mind. Knowing that your contracts are legally sound and that your interests are protected can provide significant reassurance. This peace of mind allows you to enter into agreements with confidence, knowing that you have a legal expert on your side.


Contract Drafting Attorneys and Contract Negotiators can provide you the following benefits:


  • Skilled Negotiation: Attorneys negotiate on your behalf to secure favorable terms and conditions.
  • Drafting Precision: They eliminate ambiguities with clear, precise language that all parties can understand.
  • Dispute Resolution: Having an attorney who is familiar with the contract and its terms can be invaluable. They can provide advice on the best course of action, represent you in negotiations, or litigate on your behalf, if necessary, often leading to quicker and more favorable resolutions
  • Long-Term Support: Ongoing legal support from an attorney familiar with your business can provide valuable insights and stability.
  • Peace of Mind: Peace of mind knowing your contracts are comprehensive and legally enforceable gives you the confidence to conduct business securely.


DALLAS, BREACH OF CONTRACT LAWYER


Despite your best drafting and negotiation efforts, some contracts will ultimately be breached. When a breach of contract occurs, it means that one party has failed to fulfill their obligations as set forth in the agreement. Our lawyers will assist the aggrieved party in the identification of the contract breach, pinpointing exactly which obligations within the contract were not met. Following this, our breach of contract lawyers will assist the non-breaching party in notifying the breaching party of the failure through what is known as a demand letter. Demand letters are formal notices of contract breach typically requesting the breaching party to perform remedial actions or the cessation of the breach. Many contracts also provide a chance for the breaching party to remedy the situation within a specified timeframe, known as the opportunity to cure. Opportunities to cure on average can range from 3 days to 30 days. This allows the breaching party time to resolve the issue without further legal consequences. 


Importantly, to prevail on a breach of contract claim in Texas, you must be able to prove the following: 


  • Valid Contract: A valid contract existed between the contracting parties;
  • You Did Not Breach: The non-breaching party adhered to the terms and obligations under the contract;
  • Failure to Perform: The breaching party failed to fulfill their obligations and duties under the contract; and 
  • Damages: As a result of the breach, the non-breaching party suffered damages or harm as a result. 


General remedies for a breach of contact can include the following:


  • Damages: Financial compensation for losses caused by the breach of contract.
  • Specific Performance: A court order requiring the breaching party to fulfill their duties under the contract.
  • Rescission: The contract is canceled, and both parties are returned to their original pre-contract positions.
  • Restitution: Returning any benefits conferred to the breaching party by the non-breaching party.


Crafting Custom Corporate Agreements


Every situation is unique, and a one-size-fits-all contract template may not address specific needs adequately. Attorneys can modify contracts to fit the particular circumstances of the agreement, ensuring that all relevant aspects are covered and that the contract aligns with your objectives and requirements. Moreover, contracts must comply with relevant laws and regulations to be enforceable. Attorneys stay updated with the latest legal developments and can ensure that your contracts comply with current laws. This is particularly important in regulated industries where non-compliance can lead to severe penalties or even contract breaches.

Let Our Dallas Contract Drafting, Negotiation and Litigation Lawyers Help You


If you need assistance in drafting a contract or negotiating a contract for your business, please contact a Dallas contracts attorney at Wilson Legal Group P.C. to assist you. Every contract can be unique, just as every contract negotiation and every contract litigation can differ. You can schedule an initial consultation by calling 972-248-8080 or submitting a request via our online contact form.


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