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Does the Winning Side Get Their Attorney’s Fees?

Our clients at The Spence Law Firm always want to know if there is a way to get back the attorney’s fees they will have to pay to pursue a contract lawsuit. Under Florida law, there are several ways to win back the attorney’s fees incurred.
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How Do I sue for Breach of Contract?

At The Spence Law Firm, we know that when two parties sign a contract, they generally think they will avoid a breach of contract lawsuit. Both sides expect that they will live up to the duties and obligations of the contract.
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Defenses to Breach of Contract

There are many defenses to a claim for breach of contract. These defenses may be divided into two separate groups: Affirmative Defenses and defenses that amount to a denial. Affirmative defenses do not bring in new facts to contest the Plaintiff’s claims, in fact, an affirmative defense admits the claims made by the Plaintiff, but asserts that even if those facts are true, the claim fails anyway.
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Can I Terminate My Contract

Termination of the contract simply means one party or their lawyer puts an end to the contract before the parties have fully performed their obligations under the contract. Upon termination of a contract, the parties are discharged from further performance under the contract, but the termination does not affect the parties’ liability for any breach of contract that occurred before the contract was terminated, so you should contact a breach of contract lawyer upon any termination.
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Are There Defenses to Breach of Contract?

There are many defenses to a claim for breach of contract. These defenses may be divided into two separate groups: Affirmative Defenses and defenses that amount to a denial.
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Can I Sue if Another Business Interferes with My Contract?

In a tortious interference with contract case, our Orlando attorneys represent business clients involved in “deals gone bad.” Tortious interference with contract is a hybrid claim, combining elements of contract law and elements of tort law.
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Can I Be Sued for Breach of A Non-Compete I Signed?

Many employers these days require that officers and managers sign a non-compete agreement, a non-disclosure agreement and sometimes a non-solicitation agreement as well, before starting a new job. As an example of a non-compete agreement, a company could require that during employment and for two years afterward, the employee may not work for another competing employer in the same or similar industry within a 50 mile radius of the office in which the employee worked.
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Contract Lawsuits

There are many defenses to a claim for breach of contract. These defenses may be divided into two separate groups: Affirmative Defenses and defenses that amount to a denial.
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Attorney’s Fees in Contract Litigation

Our clients at The Spence Law Firm always want to know if there is a way to get back the attorney’s fees they will have to pay to pursue a contract lawsuit. Under Florida law, there are several ways to win back the attorney’s fees incurred.
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The Spence Law Firm

Termination of Contract

Termination of the contract simply means one party or their lawyer puts an end to the contract before the parties have fully performed their obligations under the contract. Upon termination of a contract, the parties are discharged from further performance under the contract, but the termination does not affect the parties’ liability for any breach of contract that occurred before the contract was terminated, so you should contact a breach of contract lawyer upon any termination.
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