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One of the most basic rules of law is that parties must do what they agreed to do in a contract. This rule allows business relationships to work smoothly in Manhattan and elsewhere. While most people do this most of the time, sometimes parties don’t do what they agreed to do. Performing parties don’t perform and paying parties don’t pay.
We recently told the story of a contract party who claimed that the other party failed to pay what it was supposed to under the contract. Some members of the creative team behind the “Walking Dead” TV show alleged that they were denied their share of the profits from the successful series. These people sued, alleging breach of contract. The defendant disputed the plaintiffs’ allegations, describing the allegations as baseless and opportunistic.
When Manhattan business people are dealing with a dispute with a customer or vendor over a contract, they will likely want to get strong legal representation on their side. The law firm of Arthur R. Lehman, LLC has decades of experience with business litigation. Whether a dispute is over an employment contract, a real estate contract or another kind of business contract, attorney Arthur Lehman and his team stand ready to advise New York business people on a variety of commercial matters.
Since 1977 we have helped many New Yorkers with their contract dispute issues, both with negotiation and litigation. We provide a personal touch to business contract matters. For more information on the services we offer, please see the breach of contract page on our website.
