Resolving Breach of Contract Disputes in Maine

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Breach of Contracts For Business in Maine

When a party is in breach of contract it’s not always clear why. At first glance, contract terms are often difficult to understand. However, no matter the contract Shafto Law can represent your business in a dispute. 

Shafto Law handles all kinds of matters involving breach of contract, such as:

  • A dispute over the existence of a contract 

  • Helping you prove the breach of a contract

  • Determining if the enforceability of contract terms 

  • Recouping damages you’ve incurred from the breach of a contract

Contracts can be written, oral, or implied. And your rights and obligations under that agreement ought to be recognized and fairly represented. Hiring a contract dispute attorney near you in the Maine area can help you resolve the complex and delicate matter of breached contracts. Shafto Law can help.


Breach of Contracts For Consumer Protection in Maine

Fraudulent or deceptive business practices can breach a consumer’s trust. Failing to honor a warranty, misrepresenting the quality or safety of a product or service, or even inadequately disclosing the contract terms can be considered a breach of contract or may make a contract unenforceable. If you have experienced business practices like this and believe you have a case, Shafto Law, a Maine-based law firm, may be able to help. 

Have you experienced fraudulent and deceptive business practices in Maine?

Many businesses understand that honesty is the key ingredient to a long and mutually beneficial relationship with their customers. However, nearly any transaction that involves exchanging money for goods and services has the potential to involve unfair or deceptive practices which can lead to a breach of contract. The below are a few examples:

  • Online scams can include online auction fraud, identity theft, sweepstakes, lottery, or mortgage assistance scams, among others. 

  • Purchasing goods. You may find you’ve purchased a product that is defective or the brand and/or quality was not accurately represented. Other examples include being told you cannot cancel a sale that you have the right to cancel. Additionally, you could mistakenly purchase a product that is considered dangerous after those dangers were withheld or misrepresented.

  • Warranties and returns. If a business fails to honor the terms of a warranty or the return of an item or misrepresents that item(s) at the time of sale, this may be a breach of contract.

  • Buying a car. Fraudulent ads, “bait and switch” sales tactics, rolling back an odometer, presenting a used car as new, and more, all encompass fraudulent practices, and Shafto Law may be able to help.

  • Financial scams can include credit cards, securities fraud, bad loans, and investment scams. These and other situations where you are misled or misinformed about the true terms of a financial transaction can be a breach of contract.

This is not a complete list and does not reflect the range of scenarios that could fall on you as a result of unfair or fraudulent business practices. It is worth noting that in consumer cases involving unfair trade practices it's possible to be awarded compensation for your costs and legal fees in addition to a claim. Our law offices can help you navigate the legality of what can easily become a complex dispute.

As you seek to resolve your contract dispute needs in Maine, Shafto Law can help you navigate the often complicated decisions and legality that accompany that process.  When you choose to work with us we’re with you through the entirety of your case. Your legal affairs will be handled with expert care and your legal matters will be resolved as favorably and efficiently as possible. 

Resolve breach of contract disputes with Shafto Law today. You can call us directly at 207-619-4006 or communicate with us via our Contact page. We look forward to working with you.

This article is not intended to be a substitute for professional legal advice and cannot be taken as such. Nor does this article establish any type of attorney-client relationship with Shafto Law. If you’d like to consult with us for advice concerning your specific needs, please contact us to set up an appointment. We are happy to help. 


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