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How Much Can You Sue for Breach of Contract

Feb 20, 2023 Contract Law
How Much Can You Sue for Breach of Contract

Despite a party’s best intentions, sometimes, contract obligations go unfulfilled. Whether the failure to fulfill a contract’s terms is minor or material, a breach of contract can have serious financial consequences for both parties. When someone fails to deliver...

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Legal Requirements All Freelancers Should Consider

Apr 25, 2018 Contract Law
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Freelancing is often the first foray into self-employment or running a business and, as such, many freelancers walk a difficult line. On the one hand they now own and operate a business of sorts, which requires special legal considerations...

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Can I break my lease without legal recourse and get back my deposit if landlord has not lived up to his side of the agreement?

May 28, 2015 Contract Law

If the landlord has not lived up to his side of the agreement in a material way–meaning the breach must be significant–that may be a basis to terminate the lease and get back a deposit. However, these situations can...

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Is it correct that contracts must include the addresses of contracting parties for it to be legally binding?

May 21, 2015 Contract Law

No. In very basic terms, a contract need only identify the parties and the parties’ respective obligations. With a few exceptions, contracts in Washington do not even need to be in writing. Oral contracts are enforceable in Washington. Douglas...

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I am thinking about joining a gym, what are my rights?

Mar 31, 2014 Contract Law

Gyms and health clubs are regulated in Washington in order to protect members from unfair or deceptive acts. Every gym or health club is required to maintain a written list of all membership plans available through the club, including...

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Does a written contract have to be signed by both parties in order to be enforceable?

Mar 26, 2014 Contract Law

Not necessarily. A letter signed by only one party setting forth the terms of the oral agreement may be enforceable. However, the writing, whether it be a letter or memorandum, must be signed by the person against whom you...

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What if I included inaccurate information in my claim of lien?

Jan 15, 2014 Contract Law

There is an implied right to amend a lien if doing so can be accomplished within ninety (90) days of the last day the lien claimant provided labor, professional services, material, or equipment, or the last day employee benefit...

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Must a contract be in writing to be enforceable?

Jan 8, 2014 Contract Law

No. Oral contracts can be valid and enforceable. The law does require that certain contracts must be in writing in order to be enforceable. Some examples of contracts that must be in writing include those lasting more than one...

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What does it mean to rescind a contract?

Nov 13, 2013 Contract Law

Rescission of a contract means to put the parties back in the same circumstances they were in before entering into the contract. This often requires the consent of both parties. Attorney at Law Blado Kiger Bolan, Tacoma, Wash.

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If I sign a contract without reading it, does that affect the enforceability of the contract?

Oct 29, 2013 Contract Law

A person who has the ability and the opportunity to read a document before signing it is contractually bound by the terms of the document even if the person signed it without reading it. Even if a person is...

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