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A contract attorney is a lawyer who specializes in business transactions. The three major components to this type of law practice are negotiation, drafting and litigation. Negotiation is a skill and an art that not all lawyers possess. Those who do can provide an invaluable service to clients involved in business dealings with large amounts of money at stake. Drafting agreements is something virtually every contract attorney is experienced with. The rights, responsibilities, duties and promises in an agreement must be clearly spelled-out and understood by all the parties. Litigation is another special skill that not every business lawyer has. However, when arrangements do not go as planned and breaches occur, litigation lawyers play an important role.

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Frequently Asked Questions

If People Choose To Live Together Instead Of Getting Married, Should They Have A Contract?
Choosing to have or not have a contract is between those two people. If a legal contract is entered into, it is enforceable in the courts of most states. Preferably, have the contract written … more
My Mechanic Mentioned A Service Contract, What Is That?
Many vehicle dealers and others sell optional service contracts. Vehicle manufacturers or independent companies issue these contracts. Not all service contracts are the same; prices vary and … more
What Is A Service Contract?
Service contracts that you may buy with a new car provide for the repair of certain parts or problems. These contracts are offered by manufacturers, dealers, or independent companies and may or … more

Legal Articles

Common Contract Terms Explained
In every contract there are invariably a slew of legal terms and conditions that, regardless of the contract’s purpose, go unchanged and often unchecked by the contracting parties. These terms and conditions are often referred to as the contract’s “boilerplate” language. Most people don’t give these sections a second thought, and it’s typically a … more
What Happens When a Contract is Broken?
A contract is a legally enforceable agreement between two or more parties. So, how do you enforce it if it is broken by one of the parties? That depends on how exactly the party breaches the contract. A minor, or nonmaterial, breach of contract entitles the non-breaching party to actual damages suffered. Therefore, if your mechanic used a different brand of oil that was of at … more

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